Seasonal Beauties Is A Wonderful Double Exposure About The Changing Seasons
Jun 4, 2014
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Graphic designer and illustrator Alon Avissar is putting a new twist on double exposures. Avissar was inspired by the dieing winter and wanted to experiment with seasonal portraits:
With it being the dead of winter and having been snowed in for the past couple days now, I starting thinking about what designs I could create based on the theme of ‘seasons
The result is a series of wonderfully delighting double exposure portraits each made to a season theme, with colors to match.
But this is not the first time Alon Avissar has experimented with double exposures. He started doing double exposures last year, and have had very good response from the community:
… Recently I have been playing around with different techniques for exposing multiple images in a single piece. I found that blending someone’s image along with a background and negative space, made for some really interesting combinations. To make the images a bit more personal, I also used pictures of friends and family.
It was a good call, as Avissar later reports
Since early last year, I have been experimenting with multiple exposures designs. These works have yielded much interest by clients and have been covered by numerous art, design and photography websites
You can see more of this wonderful work over at Alon Avissar’s site, along with some clever art designs.
Udi Tirosh
Udi Tirosh is an entrepreneur, photography inventor, journalist, educator, and writer based in Israel. With over 25 years of experience in the photo-video industry, Udi has built and sold several photography-related brands. Udi has a double degree in mass media communications and computer science.





































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5 responses to “Seasonal Beauties Is A Wonderful Double Exposure About The Changing Seasons”
As nice as these are, they aren’t double exposures. They’re just PS manipulation and blending. Double exposures are two exposures (or more) made *in camera* on film or a sensor.
Were just about to say the same…
They dont have to be made in camera. You have far more conrrol in photoshop.
It is too much late though. Back then, I just want to recommend this beautiful work. A best inspirational post on double exposure. I’m considering to do something with Photoshop soon.
DIYPhotography’s “Seasonal Beauties” showcase how double exposure can weave the changing seasons into portraits—soft blossoms for spring, golden leaves for fall, snow-dusted branches for winter—creating images that feel emotional and poetic.
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