I very rarely use software compositing in my work, preferring to do what I do using "in camera" techniques, such as in-camera multiple exposure. However, for some compositions it is mandatory, such as where I either need to control the precise placement of each subject in the image or where the composite made up of shots taken at different times and locations. This Gallery is very much in the "experimental" stages as I am learning the process. But I thought showing some of what I've done might be interesting.
In almost all instances, any image I make which consists of combining more than one shot together is done "in-camera", rather than in software. However, occasionally, either because the result I want to achieve cannot be done "in-camera" or because I am combining shots taken at different times, I composite (or join) the separate images into one in software in the computer. The images in this collection were created by compositing two or more images together in software on the computer.