My Ricoh GR3X is a clever toy: set it to multi-exposure, set the Composite Mode to Average, Additive or Bright. (There are a few other thing you can tweak, haven’t tried all the settings yet).
Take a photo, move the camera a little, take another photo, and more. I don’t think there is a limit to the number. I took some shots today, just 5 exposures each time with different modes. The same subject from different positions.
What do you think? I’m looking forward to playing more.
erm… does it get dinner ready
You need a Michelin Star Chef to rustle up dinner.
Not my kind of Photography sorry Dood, Photo stacking I understand but mixing several photos like this is shall we say “different”. Still famous art work that make millions of pounds, that I also don’t comprehend, gives me hope for your efforts above
London is constantly changing as far as architecture is concerned d00d as you well know 
A clue perhaps?
It’s from 1960.
Thank you, I’m going to have to keep coming back to this one. The penny will drop… eventually! 
I’m afraid the penny hasn’t dropped! 
I for one am stumped anyway, clue perhaps?
Doughnut.
Chilli only asked for a clue, no need for that type of talk 
I’ve been called worse 
Got the answer now 
well done! I don’t know why the red bit, it was blue …
No worries d00d!
Just kindly pop the cheque in the post 
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A similar effect can be produced using transparencies in the editing program. This is the same image twice but more could have been added. Maybe for it to be more like it, at least one copy of the image needs to be solid (no transparency)…
Yeah that’s true mart, but it’s nice doing it in camera … no untidy edges to crop off. And in camera gives different results, difficult to explain.
