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I got inspiration from an Instagram post

for today said it I will try to

replicate the same using Snapseed with

triple exposure first I need to convert

this portrait literally to black and

white not just a grayscale image that is

the face to black and the background

white which is actually required having

a clear background helps I'll start by

using a selective filter to brighten the

face and also add saturation the reason

I am adding saturation is to make it

easier to get a very high contrast image

in black and white filter so next year

in black and white filter I will choose

the option over range in the collection

l which makes the face very bright now

using the curves I will apply a very

high contrast tuning these to get as

much white from the face as possible

also trying to keep the background black

as here I need the fish to be black and

die ground white I will turn these to a

negative using curves and just need to

track the bottom point to the top and

top one to bottom which basically turns

some blacks to whites and vice versa

to turn those white parts of the face to

black again I will use curves and drag

the top point to bottom which turns the

image to black and then with masking

that he stabbed the Stax icon on top

right you read its curves and brush here

with the curves effect disabled and with

the brush value 8 handled brush on the

white parts to turn those black zoom as

much as possible to get precise control

I don't need to turn the whole part of

the portray to black as I will be using

mainly the front of the face now I will

save this so here I have opened this

landscape image as a new edit first I

will brighten the foreground by

increasing the brightness in Q image and

then with masking apply it only on the

foreground

now with the double exposure tool I will

add the shared portrait and choose the

blend mode subtract which works best

here now making it bigger and placing it

something like this just to make it look

like it is looking down on the person

sitting

now with masking I will brush out the

parts not required

now adding the night-sky image with

double exposure and choosing light and

blend mode and placing it as needed

the remains outside can be removed with

masking now for the moon trying here to

make it look like it is part of the eyes

blend mode to lighten to make only the

brightest parts visible now with the

selective filter I will make the part of

the night sky more dark with some pop by

increasing the contrast and reducing the

brightness to add a bit of light around

the moon using curves I will drag the

bottom point of the RGB curve which

brightens the darkest parts also the

blues which adds a bit of glue to those

parts with masking applying adjudged on

and around the morning

so here's the final image edited