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Idea.
Corey has my Hat, I find him, take it, get my butt kicked by him, he tries to take it back, takes my whole head
convert -evaluate-sequence using www.flickr.com/photos/troutcolor/albums/72157664087948368 three photos in sequence combined with imagemagick convert utiltiy
Just a quick rough draft of a jump sequence. Needs further cleaning up. Always wanted to do a shot like this. Thanks to Paul for being so willing to take part and sharing his athleticism.
Scènes de Rue : création Philippe Fournier / Art Video & Live Video Julie Meitz / Amphithéâtre Salle 3000, Cité Intérnationale, Lyon, France / In collaboration with "Playing For Change" Foundation and for it's benefit / Photos Julie Meitz
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My favorite sequence/tableau to work on :)
I finally decided to try photoshopping together a sequence.
I did not use a tripod however so I had to use a good bit of PS to blend some areas. I will definitely use a tripod next time so as not to move the camera at all. Still really stoked on this though!!
Canon 5D
24-105 f4
jan 26, 2009.
Batam - Indonesia
i put sunglases in front of the lens & set the white balance. like this.
My first attempt at sequence photography. Skateboarding is an ideal subject for this technique. Done quite easily in GIMP (free photo editing software)
The trick itself was a front noseblunt (a very impressive frontside ollie, nose slide type thing)
This sequence of the moon is from the time we first spotted near the dusty eastern horizon.
As the moon was rising, it had a deep red hue, due to atmospheric scattering and gradually brightened to its normal whitish color.
The penumbral lunar eclipse is in progress since the first image and can be made out as a slight darkening on the left limb of the moon, though in this composite it is not that evident for the reason that the moon is changing colors and brightening, so its tough to notice any relative darkening....
All pics taken at an interval of 2 min and stacked in "Startrails".
Photo Details : Canon Powershot A530 on tripod
Exposure : 0.4"
ISO 100 at F 5.5