We've all seen the magic of long exposure photography – those dreamy, slow-shutter shots where waterfalls turn into silk, clouds streak across the sky and the ocean looks like sheets of glass. This ...

Long exposure photography is a captivating technique that transforms ordinary scenes into extraordinary works of art. With the right tools and techniques, your iPhone can capture stunning motion blur, ...

This amateur photographer slowed her shutter speed to create cinematic light trails – and it earned her major recognition ...

If you've ever seen artistic photos of waterfalls or rivers where the water is blurred to look like flowing ribbons, then you already know the beautiful effect of a long exposure photo. By allowing ...

Long-exposure photography, once reserved for professional cameras, is now within reach for iPhone users with the right tools and techniques. By using the capabilities of the Slow Shutter Cam app, you ...

Photographer’s description: “Twenty-second exposure looking south from the parking garage of the new Shoreline South/148th Station. The train is moving from right to left over the Interstate 5 lanes.

The iPhone can't take long exposure photos out of the box. Apple hasn't added the functionality to the default Camera app. But third-party applications will let you increase exposure and capture time.

You don't have to buy the latest iPhone to take amazing photos, although the newest camera hardware will undoubtedly come in handy. But the iPhone has plenty of software features to help you improve ...

Most photos use a very short shutter speed – the time the sensor is exposed to the light, and therefore the duration of time captured in a photo. This would normally be at least 1/60th of a second, ...

I know photography isn't listed in the topic list but I hope it's OK to ask about it anyway Back when I was a teenager getting interested in photography there was the Olympus OM2 with its clever ...

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The collection will be on display through June 30 at University Hospital’s Trudy Wiesenberger Gallery, located in the lobby of the Humphrey Building (11100 Euclid Ave.), with an artist reception and ...