Double exposure, a unique artistic style, has become a popular photographic technique among photographers and designers. This style involves combining two or more images to create a striking visual impact. In this example, the double exposure style is applied to a stock photo. The photoshoot features an array of paper airplanes flying in various directions, with the choice of one individual pointing in a different direction. The paper airplanes can symbolize innovation, creativity, and individuality, concepts that are central to this artwork.

The background employs a “mechanical harmony and computational clarity” by incorporating both natural elements and digital circuitry elements, completing the atmosphere of complexity and technology. The photoshoot enhances this harmonious setting with “dreamlike bokeh highlights,” “glassy reflections,” and “creamy light falloff,” giving it a cinematic quality.

The double exposure technique is further refined, with shallow depth of field giving an f/12 style appearance. The use of a Center-focused Clean background helps maintain the focus of the viewer, leading to a meaningful interaction with the artwork. To further elevate the composition’s impact, pastel gradient overlays and soft shadows add depth and dimension, while ultra-sharp edges and intricate details provide a sense of polish and sophistication.

The photoshoot’s primary goal was to inspire, with its artistic style reflecting the influence of Bojan Jevti and Ashley Wood. The result is a masterpiece that stands at 8k resolution, visually stunning and promising the best quality double image ghost effect and image combination.