Thursday, January 16, 2014
Photos With Motion
This week I spent a lot of time making motion blurs. There was a lot of pushing forward, back pulling, panning, swinging, and shaking the camera. The ending result was many pictures with certain blurred aspects. This wasn't too hard since I was used to longer exposures (because of the light painting), but a little harder since I had to shoot in the daylight and master the slight delay of the cameras.
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GOOd series. MY favorite photo is the one of the muni bus because you combined motion with a little bit of still photography which creates a nice contrast. the one of joe isn't as strong because it doesn't really seem to flow with your other photos.
ReplyDeleteI think that the bus photo is the most powerful one out of the series. I really like how the bus is really in focus and the rest of the shot is moving. I think that the least powerful picture is the one with Joe, because it doesnt seem like its moving a long
ReplyDeleteI really like your third photo, the one of the puddle with the reflection in it. It shows motion really well, and looks really cool. I think the one of Joe is the worst in the series, it doesn't really match the series very well and just seems out of place.
ReplyDeleteI really like the first photo the best. The bus is in perfect focus and I like hw the rest of the background is blurred. Your second photo is a close secod though. As awesome as I am, I fell like the second to last photo doesn't potray me in my fullest glory. ie; it doesn't look like it's moving.
ReplyDeleteGreat Photos! i think your strongest photo is of the muni bus. i think its really cool how the bus looks like it is in focus but the background is fuzzy. i think your weakest is your last because it i looks like the muni bus photo but it didn't come out as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Your best photo i think is the one with the muni bus. Its cool how you captured its motion on the picture. nice job
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