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Photographing Movement: Share your Photos!
       This little guy may not seem like he's moving too fast, but he was actually moving at a fair clip and was difficult to lock into place without the aid of a flash.  Oct 10 12 04:36 pm Link Oct 10 12 05:09 pm Link Shodire soars into a blazing sunset!  Oct 10 12 05:15 pm Link   Oct 10 12 05:19 pm Link Oct 10 12 07:48 pm Link 2nd Hand Light wrote: Nice! Oct 10 12 07:52 pm Link Oct 10 12 07:55 pm Link  Oct 10 12 07:56 pm Link  Oct 10 12 07:59 pm Link  Oct 10 12 08:04 pm Link Couple more..   Oct 10 12 08:05 pm Link My avatar  Oct 11 12 02:29 am Link Thought I would add one more:  He was actually running head on AT me. Stopped short! He's a now retired pro Nike runner/hurdler. And my avi of course. NEW! It is actually a composite of 4 motion capture (still) images.  Oct 11 12 02:45 am Link        Oct 11 12 03:35 am Link Chanel... 3 seconds from being face down in the whitewater...   Oct 11 12 03:43 am Link  Oct 11 12 10:42 am Link  Apr 24 13 03:43 pm Link Studio B Photo wrote: These are gorgeous! Apr 24 13 03:49 pm Link  20101030_207 by RUBEN MARIN, on Flickr  20101030_219 by RUBEN MARIN, on Flickr  20101030_106H by RUBEN MARIN, on Flickr  20101030_21H by RUBEN MARIN, on Flickr Apr 24 13 03:55 pm Link Caught this photo of a bride's daughter running around  Apr 24 13 04:08 pm Link  Apr 24 13 04:19 pm Link Apr 24 13 04:34 pm Link  Apr 24 13 04:57 pm Link Apr 24 13 05:07 pm Link Apr 24 13 08:36 pm Link Paul Tirado Photography wrote: This made me actually say 'wow' out loud. Apr 24 13 08:45 pm Link diana jean, december 1, 2012  Apr 24 13 08:56 pm Link Wow, did not realize that so many in my port portrayed movement...interesting      Apr 24 13 08:58 pm Link Mark Laubenheimer wrote: I enjoyed shooting this young lady as she worked out! Apr 24 13 09:06 pm Link  Apr 24 13 09:31 pm Link  Nikon D4 & 600 mm F4 Nikkor photos of KE11Y SL8R! Kelly Slater!  Nikon D4 & 600 mm F4 Nikkor photos of KE11Y SL8R! Kelly Slater!  Apr 24 13 09:44 pm Link Available light, handheld.  Apr 24 13 11:23 pm Link     Apr 24 13 11:28 pm Link I just looked through all the images posted and found something interesting. Most of the shots are of movement frozen, relying on the viewer to imagine the motion that was captured in the photograph. This image, for me, is very successful at illustrating movement. By contrast & comparison, by direction of motion relative to the stationary subject, and by not just freezing a scene because that's a standard interpretation. PhillipPhotography wrote: Apr 25 13 08:19 am Link Even though I have done both frozen motion and with motion blur as part of the image, here are some that are frozen. I will look for some with motion blur to post ... 18+ 18+ 18+         Apr 25 13 08:42 am Link One of the ads I shot that shows movement...  Apr 25 13 07:17 pm Link        Apr 25 13 09:42 pm Link       Apr 25 13 09:55 pm Link I'm all about movement.      Apr 26 13 12:00 am Link  Apr 28 13 02:17 am Link |
