I’m going to start with your last two images: Well done! I struggled with this technique, but you nailed it. Both photos capture exactly the kind of freeze/motion effect we were supposed to be getting. The only suggestion for improvement (based on my own failed attempts), would be to have a darker background on the one with the chair to avoid the bright flash to the left.
The ones with blurred motion using lights work well, too, though more colorful light would give it more interest. But we work with what we have available. I really like the way the light seems to dance across the table in the image with the window off to the right.
The one achieved by moving the zoom in and out is nice, but maybe a bit underexposed. If it were a little bit darker I think it would look even better, but it does have a nice impressionistic look to it.
Kareena –
ReplyDeleteI’m going to start with your last two images: Well done! I struggled with this technique, but you nailed it. Both photos capture exactly the kind of freeze/motion effect we were supposed to be getting. The only suggestion for improvement (based on my own failed attempts), would be to have a darker background on the one with the chair to avoid the bright flash to the left.
The ones with blurred motion using lights work well, too, though more colorful light would give it more interest. But we work with what we have available. I really like the way the light seems to dance across the table in the image with the window off to the right.
The one achieved by moving the zoom in and out is nice, but maybe a bit underexposed. If it were a little bit darker I think it would look even better, but it does have a nice impressionistic look to it.