Double Exposure photography is one of the first few film photography tricks that I learned when I became serious about film. It is my favourite style. My early experiments with this style consisted of many failures, odd results and surprises. Double Exposures are essentially photos shot (or exposed) twice on a single frame. If a frame is shot more than two times, it would be multiple exposure photography. These photos effects are not edited! The results are produced solely by a film camera; no Photoshop is used. Achieving this trick requires a little manipulation of the film camera you use. It is actually really easy once you try it.