Movement

[Antonio Correia]

[didymus]

I kind of like this! I had a bunch very similar that I made by accident!

[Letrow]

I like it Antonio. Nice colors and enough silhouette to recognize what it is. This is actually something to experiment with. One of the books I have mentions all the things you can do. Sometimes it becomes too vague for me, but in this case there is enough left to let your brain fill in the rest.
I shot a picture of a running dog this weekend, where the background and the dog were vague (by accident). Still it looked nice enough, so I kept it.
We should have more of these.

Edit: wasn't sure about posting a photo here, so I just posted a picture where I painted with light accidentally in the thread Blast from the Past

[tb72]

Nice approach motion color

[Colin Southern]

Hi Antonio,

For some reason it reminded me of one I took the other day ...

[Shadowman]

I wonder if you can do this in a Tango hall, what with the darker clothing and fast pace of movement?

[Donald]

I wonder if you can do this in a Tango hall, what with the darker clothing and fast pace of movement?

Only one way to find out. Look forward to seeing the results, John.

[Antonio Correia]

Thank you all for the replies

I kind of like this! I had a bunch very similar that I made by accident!

Accidents only happen if you try to photograph. Accidents can be an option. I mean, we can force an accident. Lottery is an accident isn't it ? It's just a good and pleasant accident If you don't play you will not have the "accident"
And pixels are rather free aren't they ? Why shouldn't we try ?
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You mean this image don't you ? It's OK.

...We should have more of these....

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Nice approach motion color

Merci Thierry. You also have some with this approach don't you ?
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Don't think Colin that what you have done - in spite of the resemblance/similarity - is more like a pan ?
And that is a different way to get the motion...
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Only one way to find out. Look forward to seeing the results, John.

Yes. I agree with Donald Let's see what you have

[Ramblinman]

NYC at rush hour

Wide angle zoom burst

[Antonio Correia]

NYC at rush hour

Wide angle zoom burst

I have already seen these pictures
I like best the second one

[Katy Noelle]

Hi, Antonio! I'm new to the community, here, but I've already appreciated your contributions in many different threads and forums. I've been watching this thread and keep thinking that I should share Lizzie Himmel with you. If you're interested, her photos are FULL of action/movement - whether from blurring or what she's captured or just, well, go see....... (I love her sense of humor, too!)

http://www.lizziehimmel.net/entrance.html

[Colin Southern]

Don't think Colin that what you have done - in spite of the resemblance/similarity - is more like a pan ?
And that is a different way to get the motion...

Yes, but I've discovered that if I leave IS on, it confuses the heck out of it and you and up with ghosts of parts of the scene, and not a continuous blur, which I also note in your exposure.

Same thing here ...

[Colin Southern]

NYC at rush hour

I can go faster

[Katy Noelle]

Oh, Yeah???

The World's Fastest Toddler! (I was just lucky to get him on tape!)

5,000 MPH

[Shadowman]

Only one way to find out. Look forward to seeing the results, John.

I took lessons before a trip to Argentina so I am prepared to follow the movement. The Milonga is probably harder to photograph. But who wants to take photographs when the dance floor is filled with beautiful women.

[Ramblinman]

Faster? Thats LUDICROUS speed!

I can go faster

[Colin Southern]

Faster? Thats LUDICROUS speed!

It seemed like my tripod and I weren't even moving at the time!

[Klickit]

[pwnage101]

Los Angeles Fire Department


Breaking the speed limit!

[Antonio Correia]

Hi, Antonio! I'm new to the community, here, but I've already appreciated your contributions in many different threads and forums. I've been watching this thread and keep thinking that I should share Lizzie Himmel with you. If you're interested, her photos are FULL of action/movement - whether from blurring or what she's captured or just, well, go see....... (I love her sense of humor, too!)

http://www.lizziehimmel.net/entrance.html

Thank you Katy
They are nice images indeed.
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Yes, but I've discovered that if I leave IS on, it confuses the heck out of it and you and up with ghosts of parts of the scene, and not a continuous blur, which I also note in your exposure. Same thing here ...

Sorry Colin. I may be missing something but my picture was shot with the 5D and the 24-70. My wife didn't let me bring the large toy this time. And I was sorry. Very sorry. It won't happen again. I missied it a lot.

I can go faster

You mean with the zoom that is
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Oh, Yeah??? The World's Fastest Toddler! (I was just lucky to get him on tape!) 5,000 MPH

Thank you Katy
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Thank you Kit. This is also a fine way to get movement
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Los Angeles Fire Department

Breaking the speed limit!

Nice Troy Thank you
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More movement. Large size this time. What do you think ? Too red, no ?

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