Multiexposure Cambridge Buildings and People

I really like the multimages of New York and London by Daniella Zalcman and thought I would try multiexposures of cambridge on a recent visit. A lot of experimentation still needed but here are a few that I felt somewhat approached my vision of the final composite. 

Fowlmere Composites

A walk round Fowlmere RSPB reserve was pretty devoid of visible birds as usual so I had a play with multiple exposures and different blending modes. Here a few that I liked from the session (the first is a Photoshop composite (overlay mode) but didn't record ME mode!).

Multiexposure Blends

To help previsualize the effect of the different blending modes on my compact camera, I did two series of images in the order  Dark, Bright, Average and Additive. Hopefully this will assist when 'out in the field' to work out which mode might give the image that  I have in mind. One of the good features of the camera is it stores all the component images as RAWs.

Multiple Exposures at Madingley

We visited Madingley American War Cemetery this morning and I spent some time trying different blends on my camera using the different modes and changing the White Balance and Film Simulations during a set of exposures. I think I will have to experiment using known light, dark and different coloured objects to get some idea what the finished image might look like. It is very hit and miss at the moment though I have found some here that I like!