Double exposure images are all the rage right now, and photographer Tim Tadder has created a series featuring some of MLS' biggest stars. Tadder explains that the series, featuring the likes of ...

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is almost here, with the new adventure to set enter an early access period on October 15, 2024. This one is well worth paying attention to, as developer Deck Nine ...

Where Life is Strange: Double Exposure drops the ball is how it undercuts that risk with some of the safest storytelling possible. As players wrap up the story of Life is Strange: Double Exposure ...

Although Double Exposure rhymes with the distinct vibe of Life is Strange, it doesn’t settle for resting on its laurels as an exact copy of its originator with a new coat of paint.

In the event your camera doesn't have a built-in double exposure setting, here's what you can do. Load your 35mm film roll into your camera as normal. Take the shots of your secondary subject first.

The story of Double Exposure, at the very end of it all, shows that Max is a broken person. She’s been lying to the people she cares about and she’s been lying to herself.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is out today. While nothing has been officially announced by developer Deck Nine or publisher Square Enix, several aspects of Double Exposure’s conclusion ...

Developed by Deck Nine, Double Exposure is a direct sequel to 2015’s Life Is Strange, and it’s a brilliant thriller. Max has grown up, but she’s still haunted by the choices she made.

Life Is Strange: Double Exposure has Max Caulfield flying solo, and it’s all the better for it.Depending on which ending you chose in the original, friend/girlfriend Chloe Price could be six ...

At one point in Life is Strange: Double Exposure’s third episode, Max Caulfield tried to discuss the well-being of a student named Reggie with Loretta, another student on campus. Loretta became ...

In the event your camera doesn't have a built-in double exposure setting, here's what you can do. Load your 35mm film roll into your camera as normal. Take the shots of your secondary subject first.