Showcase of Long Exposure Photography
Published in GalleriesLong exposure photography can create interesting and inspiring effects. With a slow shutter speed more light is absorbed, which is often helpful for night photography. Moving objects and light create some amazing images, as you will see in this showcase of 25 photos taken by various photographers. While it is not easy, long exposure photography can be fun to practice. To see a larger version of any of the photos please click on the image and you will be led to the source.
Photo credit: Jakob Wagner
Photo credit: Andreas Reinhold
Photo credit: Andreas Reinhold
Photo credit: Jakob Wagner
Photo credit: Jakob Wagner
Photo credit: Oleg Zhukov
Photo credit: Xavier Rey
Photo credit: Damien Vassart
Photo credit: Damien Vassart
Photo credit: Jan Masny
Photo credit: Yannick Khong
Photo credit: Yannick Khong
Photo credit: Florin Hatmanu
Photo credit: steverobles
Photo credit: megodbike
Photo credit: jaydigital
Photo credit: particle-fountain
Photo credit: particle-fountain
Photo credit: Sakaoglu
Photo credit: Ben Heine
Photo credit: Andy Mumford
Photo credit: Jimbosbaby
Photo credit: adamsalwanowicz
Photo credit: Andy Mumford
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10 Responses
Wow, absolutely stunning. I think my favorite is the one by Jakob Wagner!
Incredible photography, this is full of inspiration
thanks!
Amazing…some images are really incredible for the effects.. My preferite are those made at night like the pict by Edy Santosa and Steve Robles. Thanks for Inspiration!
These are great, I’ve always enjoyed long exposure photos. Any inner city photo with a lot of traffic seems to look great in the end.
Great collection, thanks for sharing!
Particularly good shot of the fairground. Its funny how you never tire of looking at long exposure shots – it seems the technique never gets long in the tooth!
Wow, incredible photos.
woot woot! Amazing shots! love the star trails and busy highway shots. more please
Absolutely amazing! keep em coming… we’d love to see more inspiration.
Just brilliant. My favourite is definitely Jacob Heine…
Shots are really good even we people are in designing business. So we know very well how much quality worth pictures is this.