When we speak of street photography, we mostly associate it with quick, perfectly-timed compositions that freeze moments in time. But if you’re feeling experimental with your street photography, you might be interested in trying out slow shutter speed in your next photo walk. In the video above, Danish street photographer Frederik
When you hear slow shutter speeds, the first thing that most likely comes to mind are horribly blurry and out of focus photos. Most of the time, we are trained to avoid slow shutter, but for Hunter Scott, it can be an incredibly useful creative tool for those who know how to use
Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area in southern Arizona is a Sandhill Crane wintering ground. Went down for a look to see what I might gather image-wise. Was a little disappointed in the lack of water. I witnessed much more in the past. It did not seem to bother the cranes and
Using slow shutter speed is one of the best ways to capture motion in a photo. With it, you can blur the background while still keeping the subject in focus. This technique is often used in sports photography, but it can also be used to capture other types of motion,
