Wednesday, 30 March 2011

AS photography - movement

Using a fast shutter speed and the natural light avaliable I managed to capture my dog jumping over a wooden gate without bluring the photo. This is a prime example of capturing an object in motion.  

I like this photo as it shows movement in numerous ways, firstly you can see movement from the past which has been catured in the snow, from trails of previous cars that had driven through it. secondly there is movment from the cars in front of mine which have been captured while in motion. Thridly its not very clear but movement of weather is also present as it was snowing on this day.

With this photo it portrays movement rather than capturing it, it shows a raod and a person walking along it, again this photo was taken on the setting automatic and was pretty basic to capture   

Movement of the camerea was present in this picture rather than the person moving it created an effect of blurred motion, to do this I set the shutter speed to 15th/sec to slow it down and capture this photo.

With the camera set to bulb mode and using a tripod, i used the light on my mobile to draw patterens, repeating the drawing in the exact same motion, the camera takes in the light slowly and this was the final outcome.

Movement of water - this image was captured on a fast shutter speed to capture the detail of the water, as it was moving quickly, I like how the water has been captured in mid air and creates a sheet of water at the base

With this photo








This photo is in reverse using just the camera and standing still I manged to capture the car perfectly so there was little blur and while just moving the camera slightly to the left i managed to blur the background maiking it look like it was the background moving and not the car.
This is a simple movement photo, there was nothing to hard to capture, the camera was just set to auto, its portrays movement though through the steps she is taking.





Another photo which shows a man walking away from the camera , capturing his movement underneath the bridge.

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