Eisa Bakos Sequence photography

Eisa Bakos is a well known photographer in the box scene, he's mostly known for his high shutter speed action shots capturing people in the peak of their movement.

I believe Eisa took this image by taking multiple shots on a tripod with a high shutter speed and then stitched the 4 separate layers together to create a sequence shot.

 Eisa bakos has lived most of his life in central london he started first taking photos five or six years ago after injuring himself while riding box,until recently photography was only a passion because Eisa spent 3 years working as a waiter in Frankie and Benny's but only recently took photography into a profession.

 Eisa's first published photo was a sequence photo of Dan Paley doing a 540 down a stair set in London, at this point Eisa was a beginner and had no clue how to edit so his friend edited the image for him.

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