In a recent article by F-Stoppers they bring our attention to Los Angeles based photographer Scott Dukes who shows us stunning high octane automotive photography without actually going faster than a casual sunset stroll.

Rigs like that shown in the tutorial, are commonly used for car shots where you want to use a very slow shutter speed to make the background look like it’s soaring by at break neck speeds. What I also dig about this shot is that Scott incorporates strobes into his setup and composites the final shot of the car from strobed non-moving shot. Check out the before and after shots below and make sure to read the entire article and visual tutorialat FStoppers.com.

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