Computer Experiment: Multiple Exposure -

Computer Experiment: Multiple Exposure - 

Original Image:

Final Image:

Technique - 

I began by opening the original image and unlocking the layer.

I then moved up to 'File' and selected 'New...'.

I changed the perimeters of the file to fit my idea.

This is the file and its size.

As I wanted a black background I decided to hover over the 'Brush Tool' (B) and select the first from the list. 

Changing the brush size and colour to black I started painting. 

This is the file once I had painted it black.

I then dragged a copy of the original image over to the new file. Once there I moved up to the 'Edit' drop down menu and chose 'Transform' followed by 'Rotate 90 Clockwise'. 

Once more I then headed up to 'Edit', then 'Transform' and 'Scale'. 

I repeated the process of dragging another of the same photographs over.

I repeated the process but changed it to 'Rotate 90 Counter Clockwise'. 

Once more, I repeated the scaling process.

This is the two images for the base layer once mirror imaged.

I dragged one final layer over that I did not scale or rotate and overlaid it. I then reduced the opacity of the layer so that the beneath layers would show through. This is the final outcome.