MotionBlur
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On the River Ribble, Yorkshire Dales.
Stories of my adventure to Yorkshire coming on my blog soon...have a read to pass the time
A largely empty sky on a chilly April morning had just enough low horizon clouds to catch the early morning sun as it rose behind the South Pier
Back from surviving hurricane Irma. While playing with some images, applied a motion blur on Photoshop to a typical seascape image taken in the morning.
(Spanish: Gracias a Dios sobrevivimos el ataque de Irma. Mientras jugaba con unas fotos aplique un efecto de movimiento en Photoshop a una imagen de las olas en la playa).
Info: Original image taken with a Canon 7D + Canon EF 70-200 f/4L.
This week's FlickrFriday theme and tag is: #MotionBlur
Le thème de ce FlickrFriday est: #Flou de mouvement
I chose this photo for MM theme as symbol of our lives at the mercy of COVID pandemic.
Beside the EXIF info you can find for this photo, I used also a ND filter to lower the shutter speed and increase the trembling effect.
getting back to the garden (again ;-)
Another favourite photograph taken by a visiting friend, a wonderful photographer, in winter 2018, and processed by me this week.
The image posted below in the first comment box is also from the series of images taken by my friend during winter 2018.
Sorry about the previous confusing intro!!! :-( Tho I wish I could perform the magic editing imagined... it's beyond me.
Last winter (2019) there was an abundance of wild food and it was also a very mild winter.. so no birds needed feeding here. This year there is real winter... and to my amazement, after 20 months away, the silvereyes returned.. and remembered me. Well... they remembered peanut butter ;-) On their first day back some even nibbled it from my fingers. Now they come to meet me. The brave ones land on my hand to eat, the clever ones find the peanut butter jar in my other hand :-) On the first day one jumped repeatedly on my head but not at all since. Another landed on my lens barrel, looked me straight in the eye, and told me to get on to more important things :-)
here's to patience, trust and peanut butter
happy free from fences friday ;-)
Temperatura en movimiento
Para Macro Mondays: “Motion Blur”
Fujifilm XT1
Objetivo: Olympus E. Zuiko Auto-Macro 38mm f/3.5
This image isn’t a mistake or a lucky blur.
It’s a tension between stillness and velocity.
The rider remains sharp,
while the city splits into layers—
cyan, magenta, yellow—
each color carrying a different timeline and direction.
Instead of showing motion,
the frame shows multiple worlds passing at once,
and a single person cutting through them.
That’s why this isn’t “motion blur,”
but a chromatic motion field created by the city itself.
日本語 — 説明
これは失敗でも偶然のブレでもない。
静と速度のあいだに生まれる緊張そのものだ。
自転車の人物は鮮明なまま、
街はシアン・マゼンタ・イエローに分裂し、
それぞれが違う時間と方向を流れていく。
動きを写すのではなく、
複数の世界が同時に通過する瞬間を捉えた一枚。
だからこれは単なる「モーションブラー」ではなく、
街そのものが作る 色彩のモーションフィール である。