Street Photography - but with a slow shutter speed

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#photography #camera

[kevinsim]

I think the main appeal of slow shutter speed photography is that this is where my kit lens can shine!

[lobsangwhite]

I'm always complaining that where I live is too boring to take good photos, and here you are making all those beautiful shots just by standing in the same spot for hours. Wow, that's impressive!

[thebenedit]

Really loved this style of photo, especially in black and white.

[jjaazzee]

2:32 this photograph is phenomenal, you inspired me to try this out tomorrow!

[MarkaustinHasler]

Frederik, I absolutely love your videos and mostly your photography. You make me want to head straight outside and take photos. Absolutely beautiful photo's here. I actually loved the colour one of the girl with the red lipstick.

[brahmtaylor]

not only is your content inspiring and I learn so much, but also your presence as a person in your video's is so kind and curious, open and heart filled! Love your work!

[deraal]

recently I was at a rave, and my camera was ignoring my shutter settings and stopping down to 1/10 to 2s shutter speed, but the results were amazing. later at home I found the settings that did this, but I learned to be brave with slower shutterspeeds. the stage light worked as a flash (or several) fixing a person's face despite the long exposure (so maybe use flashes), another thing, I couldn't use autofocus, because it was to dark. Ricoh's snap focus is a godsend, (bascially quick access manual focus, but with distances). F4 is even enough, since the subject is rarely sharp anyway. and since you anticipate your subject, you can just set it to 2, 5m and always bring yourself to that distance. definitely try manual focus!

[AgustinDavidF]

Movement, blurriness and motion are part of life, something, that in modern times, we tend to forget. Beautiful photos

[MasterOfBasses]

As a video editor, I can say I've heard this music track 1, 000 times lol (it is indeed one of the best out there)

[patrickispeppa]

I love the results and the overall video! Especially the music, the mood and in-depth explanations are fantastic!

[spaceman]

Frederick this is brilliant.
I've always been inspired by photos that look like a charcoal sketch or a smooshy Monet painting.
Very inspiring.

[GJSsongsmith]

Thanks . Another great video Frederik many thanks 🙏

[stewartpriceMOTO]

SUPER awesome photos man! Do more of that because it’s so much more expressive and candid. It’s like the old French masters. Love it.

[thecaveofthedead]

Very cool video. Definitely one to keep in the back of the mind. The end results really did remind me of 1960s modernist photography and '60s photojournalism.

[photografs]

I've very rarely commented on a video, but it's worth it to say how impressed I am with your shots and your explanation of the technique. Thanks much!

[Poppycockify]

Great vid. Loved the shots. I'm a huge slow shutter speed fan. Highly recommend using manual range focus and a small aperture. Your success rate goes up and you still get separation bc of the motion blur. You also control the amount of light hitting the sensor, so don't need an ND filter so much

[pausisjpg]

I'm new in photography and you have inspired me to try new things, thanks you! Thank you for explaining your "technical" process and feedback. You're the only one that does it and is a blessing!

[danielturan]

The shot /frame at 08:06 is so beautiful! Really love this series! Well done! 👏👏

[cafeglobulot]

The photos are beautiful. They have an organic, film vibe.

[baobo]

Thanks Frederik This is great and you have me exited. I do B & W street and this looks great with terrific results. Took me back 50 years when used to go to car races and pan the speeding cars getting that blurred background action look.Have subscribed.Cheers from Australia.