HOW TO USE PHOTOSHOP TO CREATE DOUBLE EXPOSURE

Double Exposure is combining two images to make one image. I won’t describe much here so I will advise if you want to know how to do it just watch the video.

Open the Image you will be using for this tutorials. You will have to make a Selection of the image by using the Quick Select Tool or you can just press W on your keyboard to select that tool.

After making the Selection, Right Click on the Image and Change the Feather of the Selection to 0.5 then Press Ctrl + J to make a duplicate of the Image Then Delete the old one. Make a Background by Selecting a Solid Colour of White then Desaturate by Pressing Ctrl + Shift + U to Desaturate the Image.

After that Drag the other image on the Model layer. Then Reduce the Opacity of the Image you drag on to be able to Adjust the Image to suit the face of the Image.

After Adjusting Increase, it back to 100% the Hold Ctrl then click on the Image to make a Selection Then Click on the Mountain Image Then Press on the Layer Mask to mask the Image.

After that hold Alt and Drag the Image to make a copy of the image then reduce the opacity to 50%. Create another Duplicate of the Mountain Image then Delete the Layer Mask of the Duplicated one.

But before that Double Click on the Background Layer and Select the Colour of the Mountains and Apply it as your Background.

Then We continue, after you are done deleting the layer Mask, Hold Alt again and Press on the Layer Mask to Mask the Image. Then Make the top layer active then Create another Solid Colour but this time a light Pink Colour and reduce the Opacity to 20% and change the Blending Mode to Lighten.

The Last Part Press Ctrl + Shift + Alt + E to create another Layer and make it Desaturated then reduce the opacity to 20%... There you Go your Double Exposure is Ready.

Please the Video and Use the Shortcut Provided here. If you find any difficult ask me in my comment and I will be very Happy to Learn.

Thanks to @bleepcoin, @teamsteem, @surfyogi, @ackza, @picokernel etc for giving me more advice.