Noting Emil's reference to Alain Briot's 'blurred work' I thought I would post this image for comment. Vertical camera movement during a longish exposure - a very simple technique.
Neil.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
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Noting Emil's reference to Alain Briot's 'blurred work' I thought I would post this image for comment. Vertical camera movement during a longish exposure - a very simple technique.
Neil.
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Hi Neil
I love this shot. I have since I first saw it on your site. I've been tryuing to do the same thing for ages and can just never get it quite right. Thumbs up on this one!
E
Loath as I am to admit it, and this is a threshold moment for me, I really like this shot too. As you say Neil " a very simple technique". Simple perhaps but as Emil notes not so easy to execute. I think with these sorts of shots, the skill is about seeing, knowing what will 'work' well with this technique. Yes, that kinda sums up photography but how many times have we all been watching someone taking a photograph (or been watched!) and wondered what the hell are they taking a picture of? They see and we do not. Nice one Neil, thanks for helping us to see!
Chairs Paul.
I like it! It's very clever!
Thanks for all the positive comments. I actually shot it coming back from E&J's wedding! Pulled over near a plantation of blue gums and I just thought I would give this technique a go. Beginners luck I'm sure ...
Neil.
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