Slow Shutter - Photography with Motion

I have been meaning to create something specifically for movement in still photography. This is a compilation of a few different shoots as well as some inspiration / references to photography that encompasses movement in a beautiful way. As well as, of course, some of my own tips on how to photograph with it technically and subject / composition-wise. As always thank you so much for your support and watching, MOOREE VIIDSS TO COOMME!
Below are Links -
Fonts used here are 'Extra Extra' & 'Workman',
hand-made by 1924US - you can get them here :) -www.1924.us/design-tools
Our Photography Tools are here - www.1924.us/photography-tools
(we also have free photography, fonts and design tools).
Models -
Elle - / alittleofelle
Christian - / 1924us
Film help and 8mm intro film - / ryanjones
My website & work -
www.elle-may.com/
/ ellemaywatson

[@stevendukedesigns]

you should do a video tutorial on color grading. love the colors you're getting and would love to hear your process.

[@ivyandnaturefilms]

Love your calm soothing personality.

[@brianengblad664]

I started taking sharpness out of some of my snaps a year ago - even to the extent of going totally blurry. So much interesting stuff suddenly occurred within the frame. The effect can sometimes be such an amazing contribution to the story you want to tell. Don’t know if it’s a kind of antidote to what the gear can manage these days, or just the creative curiosity to explore - but I totally get you! Btw keep going with the channel, it’s because it’s different that I started following! Really dig u guys!

[@jonanthonyjames]

These images are just amazing. Love this style

[@adreaminfocus]

If I haven’t watched this video 30 times… for a newer photographer tgis has been immeasurably helpful … xxxxx

[@jessicawright3179]

Loved this video! So interesting getting a glimpse into the way that you shoot. I'm going to definitely try and incorporate more slow-shutter images and movement into my shoots in the future. Also, I think all creatives can relate to the ups and downs when it comes to inspiration and motivation, and you also don't have to be a perfect "teacher". It's so interesting just hearing you speak about your process!

[@arturgimaev2519]

Как здорово, что вы настолько открытые и душевные люди, ваше творчество это не фотография - это философия и настоящее искусство!

[@AtomicPixel]

Love the whole vibe of this video. You, your work - wonderful! Thx for sharing. I’ve been meaning to do more slow shutter shots so I’ll def try on my next wedding shoot. Movement and blur brings in so much more emotion :)

[@Nickdehn]

Elle, it’s short and to the point and makes me want to go and try it out for myself so in my opinion you are doing GREAT with communicating what you do! One thing i would love is better sound, maybe moving the mic closer to you would do the trick ✌🏻

[@NOONEMAN]

I love this! Thank you , been liking for something like for ages

[@viviansizeng]

The way you edit your videos is so elegant and unique!

[@noemineuenschwander1956]

Oh i just found my biggest inspiration. Thank you elle ♥️ thanks to your videos, pictures and all the truly and heart-touching beautiful things you create, things cleared up and now i know how im gonna try it

[@eudiegobaptista]

I loved the tips! I'm a big fan of your work and I love your aesthetics.

[@AdrienneAragon]

Thank you so much for sharing this, Elle! ♡

[@rodericklam4862]

Thank you to share! Love this type so so much!

[@omarianno]

Love this Elle, please keep doing those!

[@user-jn5si1vz3z]

Thanks for sharing! Your perception of photography is so unique and valuable, I'll try to learn from this video ♥️

[@pranamsk]

Love you style elle, keep dropping these✨

[@Sincerelytk]

Hey Elle-May, the bottom left photo with the gentleman taking a mirror photo is Sammy Davis Jr. an amazing singer + entertainer. I noticed you had it as unknown. The tutorial was great and loved learning something new!

[@mrx-t42]

Your video style and photography are so unique please make more!

[@MariaConTilde]

Love it! Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@kkdkutler]

Super super helpful! Was really trying to find something on this for a while so this is really helpful info! Can’t wait to test it out!

[@AlphAndroiD]

😮 wow! You have a fantastic eye for aesthetics! These are very artful. I’m indeed very impressed 🤓

[@shehanromesh1581]

your photography so mesmerizing. Thanks for sharing your work.

[@jugglinglife3724]

Thank you for this! Please continue making these videos!

[@lorienhuddleston]

soo in awe of your work. very inspiring and you have such a unique eye! thank you for this

[@abbysheah]

love this ♡

[@gioia2165]

beautiful photos! this was so inspiring

[@brooklyens11]

This is really well made! Great aesthetic too 🙌

[@julian.km85]

Love the pictures. Great work❤️

[@toasty2324]

Beautiful video, love the chill vibes aswell

[@CazLikes]

One of the photos you showed there was from Alexey Titarenko. He greatly inspired me in movement photography. Love your work.

[@marcusmcdougald]

Thank you for this video! Very inspiring! 🌅

[@dinarddorian4106]

The unknown picture at 4:50 is from Alexey Titarenko

[@GongKeeradhit]

Love your work, keep going!!!

[@joshlasi2077]

Such a great and informative video!

[@gking3551]

Love it Elle! Keep up the vids :)

[@jdbeyer]

I really like your self interview setup, super original

[@mfieldsphotography]

I really enjoyed this video! Thank you!!!

[@1924us]

Thank you guys!!

[@SoonKyu515]

Love your videos

[@aemateus]

Great video! God bless you guys :)

[@nedalahrodi4418]

This is amazing! I would love to know how you do the behind the scene videos (not the tripod ones). Love the movement xx

[@nico.tells.storys]

Thank you for sharing this !

Awesome, brilliant, and beautfull Video. Thank you verry much for this! :)

[@danyy8000]

I like your style of videos!!

[@malenanowak]

You’re a perfect tutor ❤

[@brooklynsart]

epic!!

[@kseniabokach]

Thank you so much 🙏💛💛

[@jjDemir]

Top quality content. Bravo

[@olucashein]

Wowww this is amazing thanks 4 sharing!!! I really love the color ! This black and white is perfect, can u do a video explain about it ?

[@cheekydean1503]

Very good video. Thanks alot!

[@tomroger5993]

Really nice. Thanks for sharing.

[@TatyanaSemichastnaya]

love

[@jordinelawrence735]

@Haggardhoneyphotography absolutely feels the high and lows like you do

[@annakoustas2616]

Absolutely love this video! The vibe and your work are amazing! Don’t be sorry at the end, you crushed it!! Would love to maybe see the settings used on the images too would help even more! 🤍

[@ofdreamsandbooks6897]

Good point!

[@barringtonlee459]

Thank you this was very informative. I always find myself struggling to capture the blur. I could not understand why the images always came out sharp instead. Thanks for breaking it down 🙏🏾.

[@KauanSilva-br7db]

You're a good teacher hahaha you should see me! Keep on going, amazing video, thanks

[@anils.rkumar6551]

Lovely presentation super

[@mrx-t42]

What are you using camera/editing to make that black and white film look I love it

[@dhinas9444]

So it is exactly 1:43 into the video; I had to stop because I fell in love with the visuals. Not gonna mention names, but when a certain Meter PcKinnon makes a video, it is always cold, fast energetic. In contrast, these videos are slow, chill and they hug your heart and let you enjoy the moment. The music, and everything, OHgooooood, where was this channel all along?!

[@tarekgazzaz453]

Hey.. You are amazing..❤

[@AA-wd2or]

How you get with edit so cool vintage soft look on BW video?

[@Ttvvzz]

Thank you

[@salpavone]

Ciao Elle, how do you create that vintage look? do you use a lut or and old camera? Thank you!

[@lurbylydia]

Which cama you use?

[@conradoalbuquerque3905]

any tips for analogic?

[@dimitristachmatzidis3662]

Which presets are u using

[@laleaksu7651]

Thank u very much , very usefull for me. As I know İt is ALEXEY TITERENKO at minute 4.47 m.

[@mikejay1130]

Big fan of your vibe and the photos you curate. Question for you - did you ever worry about ticks or Lyme disease, when shooting in grassy settings? Such as the ones used in this video. Cheers.

[@1924us]

Hey Mike, no actually I never even thought about ticks! I think about snakes a little more haha but I kind of just blank it out to get the shot ;)

[@mikejay1130]

Elle-May Watson Ah cool, thanks for the response. If you are in the United States be careful, Lyme disease is life changing, in a bad way!

[@shamsshaikh2887]

5:12 Unknown = Alexy Titarenko: So this is 1992

[@iHR4K]

Unknown photo by Alexey Titarenko

[@SamuelGarcia-zt6bl]

You should have focused more on the camera settings

[@fredriksvard2603]

Manual mode is great in a lot of situations. This video recaps what the manual says about the different modes, and adds nothing.