I first came across Michael Levin‘s work last year when it was featured in George Barr‘s book – Why Photographs Work: 52 Great Images Who Made Them, What Makes Them Special and Why. Michael works in black and white using long exposures, as long as 60 minutes, to create images that have been described as ‘soulful and evocative’. Read an interview with Michael in ‘The F-Stop Magazine’ here.
The video below was shot in Japan by Brad Kremer and is a showcase for who Michael is and what his work is about.
KI: Michael Levin from Brad Kremer on Vimeo.
More videos featuring Michael’s process can be found here.