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So what's moving?
I spend most of my weekends stopping motion/action with my camera. I've also done my showing motion with the shutter speed. For this week's theme, I wanted to try something completely different. No, the cameras aren't moving. Neither was I. It's the lens!!! I used my Lensbaby Muse for this shot.
The Lensbaby Muse is constructed like a bendy-straw and enables the photographer to bend the focal point in the image. For this one, I bent it down toward the word "Target" and as you can tell, the rest is pretty much out of focus. Such a fun effect and such a fun (albeit challenging) lens. Rarely do you get to move the lens in a way other than zooming when creating a photograph.
Photographer : Alex Tehrani
Contact Information :
Julian Richards
609 Greenwich St.
6th Floor
New York, NY 10014
212.219.1269
julian@julianrichards.com
Shoot Name : 20s Tahoe
Shoot Date : 07.07.09
Usage : 5 years unlimited, worldwide, excluding advertising.
Expiration Date : 07.14
Producer : Amy Frost
Art Director : Craig Bromley
Den här ugglan skakade på huvudet och ville inte vara med på bild, taget på Nordens Ark, västkusten Sverige.
This owl shake his head and didn't want to be in a photo, taken at Nordens Ark, west coast of Sweden.
Sindik | «Motion Ice» | Paper, acrylic, markers | 55x55 | 2010
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more from the "experiments with motion" theme. I've had these sitting about in my folders for a few weeks wondering if I should upload them
Notion Motion exhibition by Olafur Eliasson, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, the Netherlands