The Photoshop Part Isn't the Hardest Part
Most double exposure tutorials start with layers, masks, and blend modes. But the harder questions happen before that.
What should you photograph? Which two images actually belong together? Where should the second image live? Why does one combination feel intentional while another feels like two photos stacked on top of each other?
What's Inside
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10 finished double exposure concepts
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Exposure 1 source image for every concept
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Exposure 2 source image for every concept
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The finished result
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Tips for capturing Exposure 1
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Tips for capturing Exposure 2
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Why each concept works
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What to watch out for
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Ways to make the concept your own
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Double Exposure Shot List
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Brainstorming system
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Planning worksheets
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Previsualization exercises
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Troubleshooting
Choose Your Option
Double Exposure Guide
For photographers who want the ideas + process
Includes the complete guide: 10 concepts, source images, shooting tips, and the planning tools.
Guide + Personal Critique
For photographers who want Laura’s feedback on their own image
Includes:
- The complete guide
- A private 30-minute critique with Laura
- Review of both source images
- Review of your finished composite
- Shooting feedback
- Editing feedback
- A specific plan for improving the image
Bought separately: $126
Get both: $99
Limited critique availability
Planning to Take the Full Course Later?
Anything you spend on the Double Exposure Guide or critique can be applied toward the full Double Exposure Course during its first enrollment period.
So if you decide to go deeper later, you’re not paying twice.
Why We Teach This
Laura has spent years experimenting with double exposures. They became one of the most recognizable parts of The Pinckards’ work, and photographers kept asking how she made them.
The biggest lesson: the creative and shooting decisions matter more than knowing which blend mode to pick.
Questions
Is this only for wedding photographers?
No. The concepts can apply to couples, weddings, portraits, seniors, families, branding, and editorial work.
Do I need to be good at Photoshop?
Some familiarity helps, but the guide is primarily about what to photograph and how to think through the images creatively.
Is this the full Double Exposure Course?
No. This is a focused guide. The full course will go much deeper into the creative process, shooting, Photoshop compositing, masking, blending, in-camera double exposures, and developing original concepts.
What happens with the critique?
After purchase, use the private booking link to schedule a 30-minute session with Laura. Bring Exposure 1, Exposure 2, and your finished double exposure.
Can I apply this purchase to the future course?
Yes. Purchases can be applied toward the first enrollment period of the full Double Exposure Course, subject to the final stated terms.
Can I share the PDF?
No. Purchase is for the buyer’s personal educational use only.