Michel Séméniako
Posted by Fabio 11 November 2010
Since 1980 Michel Séméniako has photographed landscapes, architecture and objects at night. He favours places of memory or of historical significance, creating his images with the help of light beams. Using very long exposure time, he moves around the photographed space, lighting it with flashlights while managing never to appear in the image.
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