Part2
1. Deliberately move the object & stabilize the camera
3. Move a zoom lens in & out during a long exposure
Part3:
5. Flash with a long exposure, the camera on a tripod or still surface.
6. freeze motion with flash and blur motion with a long exposure while moving the camera
I really enjoy the framing of your first picture, the glow stick blur extends to the edge of the frame and bit past (but not too far past). I also enjoy the twinkle in the upper right it's a nice touch. It could be cool if that wass featured a bit more rather then being in the corner, but regardless I really like it.
ReplyDeleteIn your secon picture I love how many different colors of light you are able to capture, and then the white light up front is particularly cool because it looks like lightning. It's nice how a symetrical it is and how you can't really tell what anything is.
your third picture is my favorite it is so beautiful. It looks like you're taking pictures of lights on a tree with glow sticks for added effect and I love how it turned out. The overall balance between positive and negative space is so plesant. The blur almost looks like fireworks which is awesome and the added color from the glow sticks gives a nice pop of color. Nice job!
i really like what you were doing here. The concept is nice, I almost wish that the framing was a bit cleaner. Having more of the bright red car in frame would be really nice, it just seems like there is too much negative space. But the person walking is super clear which is very nice faded clear.
Lastly this picture is also really cool. The blend of the blue and pink is so nice especially when it creates the purple. The direction of the blurred lines leads my eye around the image which is really cool but I wish you had a solid background the fence that is back there is distracting to me. All and all though you did a really good job capturing blurred motion and frozen motion.