on the way back
by primabarbara

Comment:
Love the long shadows. I would do a bit of perspective correction to the image.

Old Homestead
by glad2badad

Comment:
I like the desaturated colors, they fit well to the scene.

flu view
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
It invites me to stop and explore. Great.

peekaboo
by roz

Comment:
Even with such a challenge, you manage to fit it in. Very good, although the sharpness seems to be just a tiny bit in front of the eye.

Snoozing for Santa
by colorcarnival

Comment:
I would crop out the wire at the top of the image. (The B in B&W stands for black, not brown, by the way ;-) I does not affect my scoring)

Street concert
by LevT

Comment:
Nice how you have combined the artist and the audience in one image. Works well. I do wonder how much of the image of the artist is remaining and whether it classifies or double exposure or just a clever edit.
For me, a double exposure means that two images are layered on top of each other and details of both images are visible in each part of the resulting image, unless one of the images uses a pure black. Ideally the resulting image is more than just the addition of the two. The combination shows some added value.

Countryman
by posthumous

Comment:
One of the few, if not the only one, where the double exposure has a purpose, it tells a story. Great. Also a good balance of dark and light area's. My top pick in this challenge.

The Old Bean
by markwiley

Comment:
Clever combination. Perfect fit ;-)
Although in the stricktest sense more than just a double exposure (like a number of others in this challenge). For me, a double exposure means that two images are layered on top of each other and details of both images are visible in each part of the resulting image, unless one of the images uses a pure black. Ideally the resulting image is more than just the addition of the two. The combination shows some added value.

in the grass
by roz

Comment:
I don't recognise the double exposure aspect in this image. Maybe a focus stack? My interpretation of the challenge is that one should be able to see that it is a combination of two images and I am scoring it high if the combination is more than the simple addition of the two. (I know that is just my interpretation)
For me, a double exposure means that two images are layered on top of each other and details of both images are visible in each part of the resulting image, unless one of the images uses a pure black. Ideally the resulting image is more than just the addition of the two. The combination shows some added value.

Never Enough!
by GolferDDS

Comment:
It is a clever combination of two images but is it a double exposure as intended in this challenge? I know, this is a personal interpretation. I wonder how much of the peanut image was removed and is that standard editing? I am voting as-if legal.
For me, a double exposure means that two images are layered on top of each other and details of both images are visible in each part of the resulting image, unless one of the images uses a pure black in certain parts. Ideally the resulting image is more than just the addition of the two. The combination shows some added value.