You were successful in depicting all 3 techniques for capturing motion. I think it using glitter was very interesting specially because I thought it was water at first. I specially love the 6th picture from top to bottom I think you captured a blur in a way that it enhances the photo instead of distorting it.
Oh wow, that's glitter! I had no idea it would appear that way on camera, what an interesting perspective. You did a good job with the assignment and I think you truly understand all the types of motion.
The first 3 images have a little too much light in them but you captured panning so that's a plus. Your images of the guy with glitter are excellent. Some are a little dark making them appear slightly grainy but I think you used a great prop and subject and they captured motion very successfully.
I agree the use of glitter is a great choice and it works really well showing the movement. For the last picture it will be better if you use a shorter shutter speed so that the picture won't be so blurry, but this is still my favorite picture. Also I strongly suggest you to let the model try out more movements and poses to see what else can the glitter does.
Like Jenna said, the first three had too much light. You did really well with the other photos but I would have darkened the 6th photo as it's too bright.
The shots with glitter are really cool! The last one is my favorite. I think the photos on the scooter could be darker, to really emphasize the focal point.
I really loved that you incorporated a black backdrop. Your high shutter speed captured the movement of the head and glitter very well. However, I agree with the previous comments that the first three photos had too much exposure.
Those glitter photos are awesome! Maybe next time try editing the folds in the background to be darker, or even try taking the shots further from the bg if possible. Having a totally dark bg would make them even more striking! Other than that, these are great, especially the motions you captured!
You were successful in depicting all 3 techniques for capturing motion. I think it using glitter was very interesting specially because I thought it was water at first. I specially love the 6th picture from top to bottom I think you captured a blur in a way that it enhances the photo instead of distorting it.
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ReplyDeleteOh wow, that's glitter! I had no idea it would appear that way on camera, what an interesting perspective. You did a good job with the assignment and I think you truly understand all the types of motion.
ReplyDeleteThe first 3 images have a little too much light in them but you captured panning so that's a plus. Your images of the guy with glitter are excellent. Some are a little dark making them appear slightly grainy but I think you used a great prop and subject and they captured motion very successfully.
ReplyDeleteI agree the use of glitter is a great choice and it works really well showing the movement. For the last picture it will be better if you use a shorter shutter speed so that the picture won't be so blurry, but this is still my favorite picture. Also I strongly suggest you to let the model try out more movements and poses to see what else can the glitter does.
ReplyDeleteLike Jenna said, the first three had too much light. You did really well with the other photos but I would have darkened the 6th photo as it's too bright.
ReplyDeleteThe shots with glitter are really cool! The last one is my favorite. I think the photos on the scooter could be darker, to really emphasize the focal point.
ReplyDeleteI really loved that you incorporated a black backdrop. Your high shutter speed captured the movement of the head and glitter very well. However, I agree with the previous comments that the first three photos had too much exposure.
ReplyDeleteThose glitter photos are awesome! Maybe next time try editing the folds in the background to be darker, or even try taking the shots further from the bg if possible. Having a totally dark bg would make them even more striking! Other than that, these are great, especially the motions you captured!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are really awesome! You captured the details, which shows that your shutter speed works well. My favorite one is the last one.
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