Bill Wadman is an American portrait photographer based in Brooklyn who is known for his photos capturing movement through long exposures of dancers in motion. The document describes one of Wadman's photos showing 9 dancers in varying positions from a 20 second exposure. It also discusses how the author emulated Wadman's style in their own photo by using a slow shutter speed and post-processing in Photoshop to darken the background and enhance the movement blurs and varying contrast levels created by the red clothing.

1. Bill Wadman
By Sidtharth Sureshkumar

2. Bill Wadman Originals
•Bill Wadman is an American portrait
photographer living in Brooklyn, New York.
•His work in motion involved the use of
dancers dancing while he took pictures, showing
movement blur.
•There were 9 dancers involved and long
exposure was used.
•Wadman uses studio and environmental settings.

3. •The photograph on the left was
taken using a shutter speed of 20
and an f-stop of 10 to mimic Bill
Wadman' style.
•The movement in the picture is
shown by the various positions on
the photograph.
•The red clothes in the photograph
show more visibility.

4. •The photograph on the left was edited on Photoshop.
•I decreased the exposure levels so that the background
would darken to become completely black like in Wadman
photographs.
•I increased the vibrancy levels in the picture so the red
clothes would appear more radiant and visible.
•The movement blurs are also more clearly shown.
•The movement trails are more easily visible and there are
varying levels of contrast in the photo using the red
clothing.