Multiple exposure photography becomes especially expressive when you treat movement as part of the composition rather than something the camera needs to eliminate. One exposure might preserve a crisp flower, building, portrait, or tree. Another can introduce a sweep of…
How to Create Intentional Motion Blur on Film
Sharpness is not always the goal. Sometimes a photograph becomes more expressive when a moving person dissolves into a soft streak, a passing taxi pulls color across the frame, ocean water turns silky, or a cyclist stays recognizable while the…
