Photography Week

PLAY WITH TRAFFIC

30 MINS

e photographers have a bit of a love/hate relationship with movement. Sometimes it’s a real pain, and we strive to keep it to a minimum, while at other times we want to celebrate it in all its blurry glory. The motion of traffic at night definitely falls into the latter category. By using a long exposure in the low evening light, the

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