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Leya 
Gosh, Leya – this is lovely – the colours and the composition. You modestly say it is just a button, but this is so beautifully done, it looks like a painting.
Oh, Susan, thank you for such praise! I do like the outcome of it too. But really, it is not a difficult thing to do!
Wow! I had to see it again and again and I still don’t understand what my eyes see. Awesome editing!
A bit confusing! I am glad you liked my experimenting – lovely feedback.
This is quite cool, Ann-Christine. So enjoyable.
Glad you like it, Steve! Experimenting is fun – important with feedback on what works well or not.
Wow, that is really neat!
Thank you – experimenting is fun. Just have to find what works.
I. Love. It.
Thank you for lovely feedback on my experiments.
This really great!
So happy for your positive response – thanks!
Great reflections, very arty image, A C!
Ha, glad you like it Sue!
I most certainly did!
Wonderful Image Ann_Christine 🙂 so clever
Thank you, Brian! Being clever is easy when there is a button for it!
Lovely Leya! How did you achieve this?
Thank you – I happened to read the manual of my newest camera – and found a button for using double exposure. I am now experimenting on what will work and what will not work. Thank you for the feed back!
Ah, ages (4 years?) since I have used double exposure, must have another go
It is fun indeed!
Reminds me of cubism. I like the superimposed layers and reflections
Cubism, yes!
🙂
Glad you liked them! And yes – cubism, why not?