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For this picture I tried to capture the movement of the person on the bike. The texture turned out really smooth because I lowered the shutter speed which made it motion blurred. This photo is successful because the motion of the person on the bike turned out really good. Some difficulties was to make the subject not too blurred out but make it blurred just right.
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Man In Motion sculpture at Muirside roundabout in Tullibody, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, UK. Sculpted by Andy Scott & first erected in February 2008. It was knocked over in a car accident in February 2011 & has been re-erected in April 2012.
Moving at the same speed as the walkers ahead I hoped the slow-ish shutter speed would give a sense of movement in the ground-rush, while keeping the men relatively sharp.
The Daily Shoot #ds425 (alternate)
Let's play with movement today. Get a shot of something in motion. Freeze it or let it blur. It's up to you!
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Motion City Soundtrack performs at The Vans Warped Tour in Carson, CA at the Home Depot Center on June 25, 2010!
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My boy in the back doing his thang on guitar.... check out the womans body in the foreground... that's what music causes... MOTION!
For comparison with the "twilight" images of this subject I thought I'd post a photograph of the fountain that I took in daylight, from a similar perspective.
This image was taken the following day using the sports mode on the camera, to see if it would give me an image in which the fountain did nt look like an explosion, and to eliminate camera shake and blurring. I guess the water cascades out of the fountain at a fantastic rate ... This still looks fairly explosive!
I have tried to edit out the bikes and other objects. Unfortunately, it hangs my computer! So I have given up for the time being at least
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Poetic automata on display in “Perpetual Motion”, a fine exhibit of figurative kinetic sculptures at Heron Arts in San Francisco. This growing genre of contemporary art brings human and animal figures into animated motion, using hand-cranks and small motors connected to gears, rope, pulleys and sticks.
Eleven automata artists from the U.S. and abroad were invited to present their works in this show. They share creative talent, a good understanding of mechanics -- and a nostalgic aesthetic.
Featured artworks included “Biodiversity” by Paul Spooner, “Goodnight Moon” by Dean Lucker and Ann Wood -- and my favorite: “Megalodon”, a giant shark spaceship made of an old bomber fuel tank and found materials, by Nemo Gould.
This inspiring visit will inform our own work with puppet shows and mechanical theaters. Going on these weekly art expeditions with Phyllis is one of the real pleasures of ‘semi-retirement.’ We keep discovering new pockets of creativity together, and they feed our own art explorations ...
View more photos of our art expeditions:
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Learn more about Perpetual Motion:
heronarts.com/exhibition/perpetual-motion
Learn more about Nemo Gould: