Transform your photos with these royalty-free sky replacement images
Create images that recreate a long exposure look with my Long Exposure Sky Replacement Pack
I’m happy to announce the immediate release of 30 royalty-free replacement sky images. Each image allows you to create the look of a long exposure image with your own photographs.
30 long exposure skies
Royalty-free
24 megapixel file resolution
Personal and commercial use license
Compatible with Adobe Photoshop, Luminar, and other editors that support layer compositing
Swirling waves, Cannon Beach, OR (Nikon Z 7II with 14-30mm f/4 S Nikkor Z
I took some creative license when I worked on this image from Cannon Beach, OR. The swirling waves resulted from using a 0.5s exposure with my Nikon Z 7II mounted on a tripod. However, I chose to also blur the clouds in Photoshop to create a pseudo long-exposure look. What do you think?
A double-decker bus passes in front of St. Pancras station, London.
Capturing the essence of London
Travel photography is all about capturing moments that give a distinct feeling of place. In London, there’s nothing more distinctive than the red double-decker busses that roam the city streets. On this picture-postcard day, I chose to capture the motion of the bus with a long exposure (learn how here). Even though the bus is blurred, the viewer knows exactly what it is and where I’m at. The beautiful architecture of St. Pancras station creates a great backdrop.
When I find myself overwhelmed or just need a burst of creativity, I look no further than using a deliberate pan blur, or “swipe” to create an abstract photograph. The idea behind a swipe is to use a relatively long exposure and move the camera either up/down or left/right while dragging the shutter. I find that with the right subjects, I can create some pretty fun images!