Sunday, March 17, 2013
Tokyo, Japan-based photographer Shinichi Higashi takes long exposures to interesting new levels with his sequence Graffiti of Speed/Mirror Balance. While his vibrant light paths seem amazingly innovative set against Japan's modern structure, it's the outstanding consolidating of two similar pictures that makes this sequence so powerful.
While it's not instantly clear that Higashi has turned a picture and then combined it, after a short time, you start noticing the small details, like the exact position of the structures or the hurrying vehicles.
Shinichi Higashi Long Exposures Japan Traffic
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