Step 6

To finalize the look, select any layer and use the Transform tool (Ctrl/Cmd+T or Image > Free Transform) to resize/reposition the layers.

For my image, I started by enlarging and centering the silhouette layer.

We’re done! Try rotating the texture for different looks.

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2 responses to “How to Create a Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop”

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    Anonymous

    If my starting image does not look like the one in step 1 where it is dark, what can I do to turn my normal photo into one that looks like it’s backlit?

  2. R chouhan Avatar
    R chouhan

    good

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