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Some days if you stand still enough you can actually feel the universe spinning around you; ebb and flow, endings and beginnings.
The aim of every artist is to arrest motion, which is life, by artificial means and hold it fixed so that a hundred years later, when a stranger looks at it, it moves again -- Wiliam Faulkner
[Eng./Esp.]
A quite different (and more common) view of my daughter... Captured under a beautiful afternoon light during her rowing workout on the Ebro river, on a short visit back home berfore leaving (again!) for the World Rowing U23 Championship training camp past summer.
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Una vista algo distinta (y más habitual) de mi hija... Tomada bajo una bonita luz vespertina en un entrenamiento en el Ebro, durante una breve visita de regreso a casa antes de partir (otra vez!) para la concentración de cara al Mundial S23 el año pasado.
Motion blur with a feather. A very small fluffy feather found on the patio today. HMM:) Thank you all for your kind comments.
I saved several photos from my shoot in Ripon, CA. to post here and there. I used the wind and a longish shutter for the effect.
A 1.25" wheel from a miniature plastic bicycle. It was difficult to turn the wheel with my finger and take the picture with my other hand. But it was fun and I don't always take these pictures.
Macro Mondays: "Motion Blur"
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Luckily these two Geese had an almost identical take off speed., meaning both their heads panned to a reasonable sharpness even at 1/50 SS
First of all - Happy July 4th to everybody !!
I loved the simple complexity of the sea stack NOT moving while everything else around is in motion at different rates of velocity...... I'm not sure if the wave are faster than the clouds since they are so far apart :D
A shutter speed of 8 seconds kept just enough detail in the ocean wave that was coming at me (I'm in water to above my knees for this shot).
Not always easy to get a good "Intentional Blur". Tried a lot of moving things, and the easiest is using a moving object. Thank you Janet for this theme, learned something new (again).
After taking some exposures of the Philly skyline from the South St. bridge - I came across Grace Tavern. This tavern is a small neighbor bar just off South St. Since my daughter watched the Eagles win Super Bowl LII here, I decided to snap off a few images.
While working out the exposure and focusing, I noticed two people walking toward the bar from my left. Quickly, I shot off an exposure. Although I don't typically try to capture people in my images, it seemed like an opportunity to catch a little motion. Luckily, it worked out - kind of funny that it looks like both have one leg.
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Detail of London Metropolitan University's Graduate Centre on Holloway Road, Islington. The building was designed by architect Daniel Libeskind and was opened in 2004.
Actually not ;-) Recently, I did another experiment similar to my DIY square bokeh, but this time I cut out a thin slit instead of a square. Hence, the bokeh consists of stripes which results in a motion blur like effect. The only drawback of this method is that the slit has to be pretty thin in order to not see the stripes, but the smaller the slit the greater the amount of diffraction is. Thus, you loose a lot of sharpness when you cut out a very thin slit. Furthermore, a thinner slit gives a greater DOF which means that your background has to be far away to get the desired look. Anyway, I hope you like my little creative experiment ;-)
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