When looking at the images made by canadian photographer Matt Molloy, no one can’t help but think they look like an impressionist paiting. The Canadian photographer uses a technique he calls “time stacking”. By layering hundreds of photos digitally, Matt creates the final image.
Smeared Sky Sunset
Fire and Smoke
Spun
Radiate
See Also: Revelations – Experiments in Photography
Cloud Coagulation
Braided Sky
Cloud Chaos
See Also: Creative Art Photography by Evelyn Bencicova
Photos are merged into one static image, showing a progression of time, movement, and changes in light and shadow — similar to a long exposure photography.
Sky Sculptures
Land of the Giant Lollipops
