Create a Double Exposure Effect in GIMP 2020

In this GIMP photo manipulation tutorial, I show you how to create an awesome double-exposure effect by combining a portrait photo with a landscape (mountain) photo. I show you how to select a foreground object using the Foreground Select Tool, and use a combination of layer masks and layer modes to get the final result.

This tutorial uses the latest version of GIMP and the latest tools, features, and photo manipulation methods. I made it easy enough for beginners to follow, though the final result will impress everyone!

Downloads

Download the latest version of GIMP 2.10:
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Download the Photos Used in This Tutorial:
https://www.pexels.com/photo/adult-businessman-close-up-corporate-428364/
https://pixabay.com/photos/matterhorn-switzerland-valais-4535693/

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