Long exposure street photography

So you’ve seen some majestic long exposure photography online, and may have even tried to take a few yourself, but aren’t having the best luck? Look no further, I’ve put together my top 3 tips to instantly improve your long exposure photography.

Usually, we are viewing photos that capture a short moment in time, but these stunning pictures are completely different. The intent of long exposure photography is to create an image that highlights the effect of passing time. There is no fixed definition of what constitutes "long" because a 30-minute picture of a static object might not be distinguishable from a short exposure. Therefore, the inclusion of motion (mostly through light art) is the main factor that adds intrigue to these…

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The winner of this month’s ‘Street Photography’ photo competition is an unusual image, and the overall standard of entries was high.

8 seconds exposure in Oxford Street (London)

Stunning street shots at night by Luke Holbrook, a talented self-taught photographer, retoucher, and urban explorer currently based in London, England. Luke foc