I’ve seen this a lot in action shots but I’ve never gotten a good explanation
[example photo](https://twitter.com/heat1995viewer/status/1621152303729475585?s=46&t=Ask-Z_AY7uucFNoW6Vc7FA)
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This is called a [multiple exposure](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_exposure), or double exposure if it’s just two images.
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