24.01.12 by Jeff

Martin Roemers

Photographer Martin Roemers photography
“Metropolis”, photos by Martin Roemers.

Photographer Martin Roemers photography

Photographer Martin Roemers photography

Photographer Martin Roemers photography

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Comments
  • Colin

    Really love how the traffic flows around the table in the second. I feel a serious travel itch starting

  • http://amiarmagost.web.officelive.com/Welcome.aspx ami

    I feel like there are many city pictures with blurs like these done, but these pictures are great. Theres more that it captures. Awesome photos!

  • http://www.sradnidge.com sr

    Beautiful… very similar to Alexey Titarenko’s style…

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/surreal_ba/ alexia

    muy bueno! alguien sabe como hizo el efecto? si es por una técnica de fotografía, o con photoshop?

  • Rich

    I had the same reaction Colin. However I suspect they are products of photoshop, the static elements are questionable and it is so very clean cut. I could be wrong (i often am) and it doesn’t discredit them or detract from my appreciation… Good work

    • http://www.jeffhamada.com/ Jeff

      i dont know what you mean products of photoshop, that’s how a long exposure works – static elements are more in focus and objects that move around become blurred. these are just perfectly exposed

  • lapetitefaon

    they make me really think how beautiful people are

  • http://www.nathanveldhoen.com Nathan Veldhoen

    These are awesome…they have a 3d feel that you don’t get in regular images.

  • http://www.tentimesone.com Nico

    Amazing use of low shutter speeds. Captures the chaos of the developing world wonderfully. Major props.

  • TOASTRANDER

    Very nice

  • http://www.itgoeslikethisblog.tumblr.com mackenzie

    oh i like these very much

  • milena

    Greetings from Peter Biablorezki :-)

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  • http://nailpolishnp.blogspot.com/ Lotte

    Amazing!

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