This video features new photography work by black and white photographer Marc Koegel. Using long exposures of over an hour, Marc’s photographs cityscapes in black and white, using large format film cameras and full frame digital capture. Marc teaches his techniques in a workshop called the “Fine Art B+W Long Exposure Workshop. It is hosted by his company, Vancouver Photo Workshops. More of Marc’s work can be seen at www.MarcKoegel.com and also www.bulbexposures.com. More information about the workshop can be found by visiting www.VancouverPhotoWorkshops.com.
Bambi Cantrell describes her approach to real life photography in the wedding and family portrait space. She gives some insight into her shooting style and how her equipment helps her achieve her vision
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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27 responses to “Urban Long Exposures by Marc Koegel”
Hi Andthen. Yes the video does have a lot of animation. To get a better look at the images, please visit my homepage and/or blog. The video was supposed to be frustrating, just had some fun with animoto 🙂
Love this type of photography. working on a video like this at the moment.
Hey there, have you heard of “Photo SFXart Tricks” (just google it)? On their website you can watch a nice free video explaining how to make outstanding pictures. It made it possible for Matt to create photos that have that jaw-dropping-effect whenever you take a look at them. Hopefully it helps you as well.
really great pictures ! by i think there are totally spoiled by that terrible video edit : (
Love the photos and love the song! What’s the song?
how to shoot pic you >
Hi Marc u use fillter ?
i need some help to find this sountrack, anybody?
Personally I think that in this occasion it would remain better with colors
lovely photos!!! do you use ND filters? greetings from Mexico
Great Shots – the subway images are my favourites.
Equipment wise, I`d love a 4 by 5 camera, but am a little concerned about adequate DOF for subjects where horizontal and vertical sharpness are required. I`ve used my d3x at iso 100 for exposures up to 75 seconds, and found the blacks to be deep and noise to be non-existent
“Nikon D3 and tilt/shit lenses…” :D
Great work all round, vid tracks and shots, too many people just buy a camera and take ‘snaps’ . inspirational this is how to use a camera
excellent.
take care
Great track, excellent photos!
did anyone notice he say “tilt/SHIT” lens? LMFAO
great work, no doubt but way too animated slideshow make me think if this is a fashion shoot… just my two cents.
little fast loves your medium one of my own favorites have a few on face book
I agree i could see some of the long exposures /iwould just get into it and then it disappeared…However some good work here tho
the pictures are great but it is hard to look at them when they are only up for 1 second and jumping across the screen
Thanks @k00lp00l2. I used animoto.com to make the slideshow. Check it out. It’s very easy to work with. Only downside is lack of very detailed control over transitions, duration of slides etc.
what a frustrating video. you took amazing long exposures, then wouldnt let us look at them, kept flashing them up for a half second at a time, with 1-2 second transitions that sometimes encroached on the images. frustrating.
loved it
Whatever the camera you use; you are very talented
Hello @mreinstein48. These are done either with 4×5 large format film or with Nikon D3 and tilt/shit lenses….
Nice One
Thanks for sharing!