I think you were successful in capturing stopped and blurred motion, as well as panning. I truly admire the photos in which there's a blurred replica of the person.
I second Valentina, your most successful works are the blurred faces, I would be interested in figuring out how you did that! I also like the art one, but I wish we could have seen more of the subject (the table) instead of the blurry background
I agree with both Valentina and Davis. My favorite of your pictures this week are the blurry portraits(also willing to know how you did it) and the one with the paint. But the pictures of the dogs for me are just simply dogs jumping and running on the lawn, it will be better if you shoot them in a more interesting perspective.
I think you did a great job showcasing the techniques we learned about. I was especially impressed with your panning photos and blurred photos. The only one that I felt wasn't quite as successful as the others was the last photo with the dogs.
You did a really good job of showing all the different techniques we learned! I think the blurred people and the cars were definitely your strongest images. I think playing with the composition on the photos featuring the dogs could make them stronger.
Great job capturing all aspects of motion. However, motion doesn't really come across in the superhero photo and the art photo.I really like how you incorporated working at night, but it would have been cool to see the cars more blurred from a slower shutter speed.
I REALLY love the third photo of the woman jumping at the beach! It's perfectly frozen, and the pose is so interesting and fun. And the blurred photos look really surreal and cool! I like the variety of subject matter.
It's hard to control the light in the night, but you did well on it! Also, all of the panning, stopped and blurry motions you took are great. My favorite one is the beach one.
I think you were successful in capturing stopped and blurred motion, as well as panning. I truly admire the photos in which there's a blurred replica of the person.
ReplyDeleteI second Valentina, your most successful works are the blurred faces, I would be interested in figuring out how you did that! I also like the art one, but I wish we could have seen more of the subject (the table) instead of the blurry background
ReplyDeleteI agree with both Valentina and Davis. My favorite of your pictures this week are the blurry portraits(also willing to know how you did it) and the one with the paint. But the pictures of the dogs for me are just simply dogs jumping and running on the lawn, it will be better if you shoot them in a more interesting perspective.
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job showcasing the techniques we learned about. I was especially impressed with your panning photos and blurred photos. The only one that I felt wasn't quite as successful as the others was the last photo with the dogs.
ReplyDeleteYou did a really good job of showing all the different techniques we learned! I think the blurred people and the cars were definitely your strongest images. I think playing with the composition on the photos featuring the dogs could make them stronger.
ReplyDeleteGreat job capturing all aspects of motion. However, motion doesn't really come across in the superhero photo and the art photo.I really like how you incorporated working at night, but it would have been cool to see the cars more blurred from a slower shutter speed.
ReplyDeleteI REALLY love the third photo of the woman jumping at the beach! It's perfectly frozen, and the pose is so interesting and fun. And the blurred photos look really surreal and cool! I like the variety of subject matter.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to control the light in the night, but you did well on it! Also, all of the panning, stopped and blurry motions you took are great. My favorite one is the beach one.
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