Long Exposure Photography Tutorial

In this episode, come with me to Quend Plage in the North of France where I show you how I shoot and retouch Long Exposure photography.

You will see that, at different settings and speeds, you get a whole different photo!

[rmetroman]

Been a fan for years, 90% of my edits for portraits are in Lightroom thanks to you. I show live edits to people & they can't believe the speed compared to Photoshop. Thankyou :-)

[carlosagueda]

The photo of the tractor came out amazing. I really enjoy watching and learning from your videos. Keep up the good work.

[laramassano]

Serge, you're amazing! If it bothers people that you mention your courses here and there, it's their problem... especially when they're also looking at this and other tutorials that are for FREE. Keep up the good work, you make such a different to amateur photographers' learning!!

[surfman]

Finally i now know how to make selective colours. Thanks.

[spanky]

I appreciate the work you do! I know putting these videos up takes a lot of work. Your style of editing is what I strive to achieve.

[jababnamgay]

Nice tutorial and amazing photos. Laughed when you said "went to the Mussel field and got lousy four photos"

[simracer]

Beautiful part of the work Serge. I love Caen and the whole of the Normandy area.

[MurphysLawww]

Another excellent tutorial Serge, keep on at this, one of the best on YouTube.

[snuffflakes]

THX Serge, it is always a pleasure to listen to you, glad you don't do it in french, love your accent a lot and your love for ''over-exaggeration''. even this video was a decent one. ; )

[Gimbergp]

cheesy or not I too am a big fan of selective color and I just love your compositions

[marshallpitney]

This is one of your best YouTube videos

[mlgboy]

Fantastic tutorial, great humour too. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[sayantanbasu]

Have been following you since a long time! I truly believe that experience counts! Thanks for this video! ❤💖

[PrimalOutdoors]

Really enjoy the tutorials, the John Deere tractor photo was awesome.

Jason

Good trick to have the plastic bags protecting your tripod feet! I use the Hoya ND filters myself and I think they are really good - and by far not the most expensive on the market. I even sometimes have combine the ND1000 with another ND filter to get even longer exposure and a super silky water.

[mbconsulting]

Thanks for a great video, Serge! Great to hear you run through compositional considerations, focus on leading liines, and considerations around shutterspeed to capture movement. It was a real bonus to get such deep insight into your post-camera  workflow in LR too - fantastic! Thanks again - truly inspirational!

[stevegawloski]

Love your edit style. I'm a big fan of the HDR look and selective color

[willisthesnowman]

Thank you Serge, outstanding and so simple,  that's given me some renewed motivation to do some re-edits after feeling like I've hit a bit of a plateau with my editing techniques lately :)

[fepgirao]

I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one using plastic bags on the bottom of tripod legs in order to prevent rust or corrosion caused by salty water and sand.

[clemenspijls]

I like your enthusiasm so much and learn a lot !