Photography is about seeing things for what they are...and for what they can be. The hood of a sweatshirt can be the oval picture-frame that isolates a face, sunglasses can be the mirror that reflects the focus of a person's attention, and the branches of a tree can be the silhouette that outlines a human form. With a bit of patience and a touch of skill, you can use a simple old trick, known as a double-exposure, to reimagine the world around you...and you can do it in-camera, without Photoshop, and without any advanced digital editing...