Transcending Time – Long Exposure Photography by Michel Rajkovic

By: Christopher O'Donnell

Certain styles of photography speak to me more than others, and confirms that less really can be more. Michel Rajkovic has a way transform his environment into one that seems not of this world. His use of long exposures and incredible tonal ranges creates an ethereal, mystical atmosphere…and when combined with his keen eye for unique compositions, the result is quite powerful.

Michel’s work is described below:

There are places that carry you, lights that you freeze and moods that you fill emotions. It is through a long period of research and location scouting that his work begins. Michel Rajkovic does not try to capture the landscape as we perceive it. On the contrary, patiently, long exposure times, it invites the time and chance to appporter their size. Giving great care to each composition, taking the necessary time to research and obtain the best conditions for the shooting: time, light framing …

In these moments there, forgotten art and times of sightings, Michel Rajkovic just tries to share the emotion he felt: in a dream, the middle of nowhere.

To see more of Michel’s outstanding work, you can view his portfolio site by clicking here. You can find him on Facebook, or follow him on Twitter and Google+.