Hairdresser and Canon enthusiast, Stephen McNally, only took up photography 8 years ago. Now, with his own long exposure black and white photography exhibition, it has all happened so quickly for someone who has mastered the art of taking it slowly.
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Fantastic video… I'm just beginning, and have done b/w during the day, but never at night, I'll be giving it a go now… thanks m8
Thank you Steven, your camera looked similar if not the same as my Canon 77D, many thanks for sharing, truly inspirational, your brother would be well pleased with your efforts, I certainly am, Mike
Very nice Steven!
Awesome
Buen trabajo
Great stuff fella
Black & White is King! Thank you for sharing Stephen, great work 👍
Absolutely wonderful video, well done, Black & white image.👌 Thank! Stephen.
Very inspirational….thank-you for the great video.
Great video Stephen, lovely work, keep it going
Did he used a ND filter for day’s long exposure shots ? @canon and rest of you people.
Great, I work in Liverpool and have been to alot of these locations but still have work in progress on the long exposure images
Your photos are beautiful, very inspiring
Great clip . Will be give Black & white ago love history & heritage .
Fantastic. I love your work. Thanks so much for this vid –
Subscribed.. Just getting into long exposure and black and white, great inspiration.
It's a very good video but not a honest one in my opinion, it is missing what filters he uses during the daylight to perform long exposure. It's impossible to make such pictures without a DN filter.
stunning images you have a great eye for composition im sure your Brother would be very proud of your continued love of photography
Excellent Ste,keep up the good work👍
Great video, such a powerful story.
You did not mention that you better turn ON the Long Exposure Compensation.
This eliminates problems with bad pixels.
It does double the exposure time.
Maybe it is because this video is part of a Canon promotion… No good to mention bad pixels in a promotion video 🙂
On my Canon EOS 550D it is on all the time. With exposures of ca 30 s it saves me a lot of toughing up.
When I put on the sub titles (in Dutch):
– I check that the image stabilizer is turned off
is translated in dutch to:
– Controleer ik of de beeldstabilisator aan staan
wich translates to
– I check if the image stabilizer is on
in the translation it is NOT CLEAR that the IS must be turned OFF.
It is not wrong, you should check if it is on, but does not convey the message that it must be turned off.
Absolutely awesome video.Your are an inspiration ++++++. Brilliant, wow and amazing.
Inspiring film! I think I will try to start my adventure with black and white photography! And your photos are amazing!
Wonderful video Stephen! The UK has so much to offer for great photography. Enjoyed your final images, very inspiring!
I am Stephen's Uncle…I could not be more proud than to post a comment here. I have a degree in Art and Design History and taught Art and Design for 35 years. I can easily say Stephen's photographs are undoubtedly high class ART. His photographs would stand the test of time in any art historical sense. I can see Man Ray, Muybridge without having a direct influence. Superb you can only get better and get the recognition you deserve.
Inspiring work here, thanks for the upload