Combining an ICM with a non ICM image - creating a multiple exposure in PS.

[@nicknichols4249]

Just did this for the first time today with my wife's Hosta plant in the front yard, thanks for the tips!

[@charlottebellamycreativeph9021]

Brilliant - just proves you can ICM anything! Ive done my washing line, cake mix bowls, tops of coffee mugs with pretty patterns and even going through a car wash!

[@StevenDavissMD]

Thanks for putting this out, Charlotte. I've not thought about doing a double exposure with my ICMs. I'll give it a go.

[@charlottebellamycreativeph9021]

I hope you have fun exploring the ideas. Note of caution ! If you thought you made lots of images with ICM, now you will never want to ditch any....just in case they work as multiple exposures! Have fun. Charlie

[@carolwilcox6459]

Hi Charlotte thanks for the video. You made it look so simple and created a lovely image. I'm taking it all on board and have to try this myself. Keep your vids coming please.

[@charlottebellamycreativeph9021]

Thanks Carol, practise makes perfect! Just exploring and experimenting can bring lovely surprises.

[@janeberrisford8555]

Thank you Charlotte - a lovely edit !

[@charlottebellamycreativeph9021]

Thank you x all in my garden between rain showers! LOL

[@user-fo5pz3mk7o]

Hello, I love the ICM image! Could you explain the movement you did? I couldn't quite understand what you called it.

[@charlottebellamycreativeph9021]

Hi there - long time since i posted or made this video, there are probably lots of different movements.

[@leroychristenson]

Hi Charlotte. Great video. Do you use Quicktime and Adobe Premiere to create your wonderful videos?

[@charlottebellamycreativeph9021]

Hi Leroy - thanks for your comment I use quicktime to record my screen recordings. I now use Power director 365 to bring the videos together.

[@leroychristenson]

@@charlottebellamycreativeph9021 Thank you very much Charlotte. Keep making wonderful videos.