An image can be superimposed on top of another by multiplying two input images (of the same size) pixel by pixel. The next code snippet shows an example:
im1 = Image.open("../images/parrot.png")im2 = Image.open("../images/hill.png").convert('RGB').resize((im1.width, im1.height))multiply(im1, im2).show()
The next figure shows the output image generated when superimposing two images by running the preceding code snippet:
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