Creating Long Exposure images is an art unto itself…
It takes time, but time is also the key component of the exposure as well.
I love doing this style of photography! I bring a small stool and plop down on the beach or mountains for hours on end. It is both peaceful and inspiring and I take great joy from the process!
I does not matter how you shoot, Film, Digital, Infrared or B&W, it all works!
Some of the work shown here are longer than 8 min (480 seconds). They take time not only in camera but the setup, filters and subject choices have to be wisely considered. Information about each is under its image.
This post is a small gallery highlighting subject types and styles, showing you what is possible with a camera (ANY), ND filters and a tripod!
I hope that you enjoy them!
Pier, Outer Banks, 12 min.
Frisco Pier, Outer Banks, 400 seconds
Yosemite Falls, Tunnel View, 12 seconds, Medium Format FIlm
Springmaid Pier, 10min, Medium Format FIlm
Litchfield Marsh, 12 seconds, Medium Format Film
Glade Creek Mill, 8 seconds, Medium Format Film
Glade Creek, 30 seconds, Medium Format Film
Glade Creek, 25 seconds, Medium Format Film
Pawleys Marsh, 30 seconds
Bodie Light, 60 seconds
Glade Creek, 15 seconds
Milky Way, 20 seconds
Santa Cruz Sunset, 15 seconds
Milky Way over Yosemite, 20 seconds
Roanoke Marshes Light, 3 seconds
Milky Way, St. Marks, FL, 20 seconds
Milky Way, St. Marks, FL, 20 seconds
Springmaid Pier, 8 min
The Dark Path, Wormsloe Plantation, 30 seconds
Yosemite Falls, 15 seconds
Pawleys Island Pier, 490 seconds
Boneyard on Jekyll Island at sunrise, 4 min.
Dunloupe Creek, New River Gorge WV, M Monochrome
Outer Banks Pier, Monochrom Camera System
Roanoke Marsh Light, Outer Banks, M Monochrom
Pawleys Pier-m7-elmarit-28-8-5m-f11-rodinal-1-50, Dry Scan
Lower Yellowstone Falls
Cape Romain Boneyard Sunrise 10 min
240 second exposure, deep twilight.
New River Falls
New RIver Falls
Linville Falls
Duggars Creek Falls Detail
Outer Banks FIshing Pier Sunrise, 90 seconds