Thank you for the video…I make use of double exposure too and it always amazing And for my favorite I love the full image where she was sitting

Oh wow! I can't wait to try double exposure. Great training video. Thank you!

Love the double exposure. Had never considered it before, but now will try it in my next shoot!

Not to long ago I found your channel and I think it became my favorite related to photography! Cheers from Lithuania 📸🇱🇹

Double exposure is now on the list!! Looked amazing!

As always, another great video, thanks for sharing

This is so good love the double exposure shot

I do love the double exposure, never done it in camera or seen it done.. brilliant. Would like to see more on double exposure. Cheers Sal and team

Great video. Love the double exposure look! And her eyes...❤ Keep it coming!

Great tips! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼📷

Here I was literally yesterday setting my shutter to 1 second and manually firing the flash twice 😂 Had no idea cameras had this setting thanks man! Clutch as always 💯👍👍

I loved the double-exposure! Great shots. :-)

Thank You! Master Yoda.

Awesome!!!❤

Really a great video 👍

Hi Sal, super video, what lens are you using ?

great tips

Hello What lens are you using?

Nice ❤

Hi Sal, What's double exposure?

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3:37 Seriously, you call your model "baby"? (You didn't have the courtesy to introduce her, but I'm assuming her name isn't Baby.)

Hello Sal. I hope you don't mind me stating any of this. Within the first 49 seconds you gave licence for someone to say your work isn't even art, never mind fine art. You would have every right to feel insulted at that. Not only your work but other fine photographers too. If indeed Fine Art can be literally anything as you say it is a personal thing, then there is no need for any further lesson. So the other 5.30 seconds of the video become a waste of your time. Fine Art may offend, but it does not insult. Why have a rule book if we can just throw it out the window? There are some who hold to the blinkered view that it can only be Fine Art if it is monotone, and by that they insult every photographer who prefers the richness of colour. I have to shoot on auto as I would otherwise not be able to judge if the image were blurred or not. That then is only a minimal work of art because what I can judge is the composition. I might be a able to refine the picture in Photoshop, where there it may become a work of Fine Art. What I have stated is not a personal opinion. There are guidelines on making a better image. That is in fact why you made the video. There are the rule of thirds, cut off points, burn out, etc, Is a hand chopped off being out of the frame, or a leg amputated at an ankle. Is that a branch growing out of someone's ear? Such faulty pictures may have an artistic merit, but they could be improved on. Art is being able to learn the skill to be able to do. The image may reflect the level of the Artist's skill. So the finer the image the more it testifies of what the artist has spent days and even years learning.