Long Exposure Photography on Black and White Film

[@NicoleSuzannePhotography]

Absolutely stunning video Nick, both visually and your information.

[@para6742]

I really appreciate your pacing here, so often photo related people tend to assume you know everything, and as someone who had to work through all of those steps one by one you've made it incredibly intuitive, thank you!!

[@djtoman6875]

Your photography is beautiful. But your video making and storytelling skills are equally exceptional. I’ve loved every video of yours I’ve watched, and hope you are doing well.

[@hugomartinsphoto]

This was so great, Nick!! So much insight and color! Hard to understand you dont have more views here! This type of bnw photography is some of my favorite. Wishing you all the best.

[@NickSmithPhoto]

Thank you Hugo for the kind words.

[@hugomartinsphoto]

@@NickSmithPhoto my pleasure!

[@ChrisEbbrsen]

Beautiful work! Yes you have helped me. Search the scene look through the camera then set up tri pod. Thank you!😅

[@NickSmithPhoto]

Thank you

[@xfontan66]

thanks for the good video, for what I see a proportion 1:1 is usually prefered with that bn photography style when published

[@nopenada8071]

Are you able to do more of these videos??

[@chriswilcockson8595]

very informative, many thanks

[@blackmamba3427]

Awesome video ❤

[@NickSmithPhoto]

Thank you kindly.

[@jllanesphoto]

Great video, well explained. Thanks you Sir.

[@NickSmithPhoto]

No worries!

[@Shikinshiii]

Really cool video

[@NickSmithPhoto]

Thank you

[@chickenitsa]

Very informative.

[@NickSmithPhoto]

Glad it was helpful.

[@simon5665]

Oh that MK rabbit hole...

[@chriscard6544]

im the 1K

[@puipui702]

Bro made me sleep

[@eltinjones4542]

To be honest it's better to keep film photography simple because of the cost. For anything more complicated like long exposures stick to digital!

[@petrub27]

03:12 that's not true. minimal movement wont affect long exposures, get real