Techniques for blending images can saturate weak images with details from another.

GIMP and other image-manipulation software enables you to stack two pictures, decrease the visibility of the top photo and ultimately concoct the perfect blend between the two layers.

Reinforce image that aren't compelling enough to stand on their own by blending them with related images in photo-editing software.

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1. Launch GIMP and click on the "File" heading in its toolbar. select the "Open" option from the file heading's context menu to browse your computer for the image you'd like to use as your base.

2. Click on the File heading and select the its "Open" option again to browse for the image you'd like to use as your overlay. Click on the "Edit" option in the toolbar of the second window and then select the "Copy" option its context menu. Close the second window.

3. Click on the "Edit" bar original window's toolbar and then select the "Paste" option from its context menu to transpose the overlay image from Windows' clipboard onto the base image.

4 .Click on the center of the overlay image and drag it into place. Drag one of the resize handles at the corners of the overlay image to adjust its size.

5. Click on the "Pasted Layer" in the "Layers" dock, and then click on the arrows outside of the dock's "Opacity" tile to lower the overlay's transparency level and fine-tune your adjustments.

6. Click on GIMP's "File" heading and select the "Export" option from its context menu to render your work into a JPEG image file, or click on the "Save as" option to save your project in an original file.