The Round Robins are exploring motion photography this week. Terri of Ways I See the World thought this one up at the same time I did. My personal project is panning, physically moving the camera with the subject as it goes by to keep the target in focus while blurring the background. This is my best effort so far. (That's one of my great-nephews in action. Cool kid, huh?)
*Click to enlarge and see the effect.
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14 comments:
Super cool kid!
What a very cool shot you captured. He must love this photo!! Well done :0)
That looks like fun!
I played too :)
You did a great job with it Vicki...
Hi Vicki :)
Wow... he looks like he is having a wonderful time! :)Great shot!
-Carly
bet he was having a great time
Great photo! He does look like a cool kid.
An excellent job! You captured the motion, but got the vehicle and your great-nephew crystal clear.
He is already allowed to drive ??
In Belgium you have to be 18 !
Yes, what's the minimum age for that thing?? : )
cool shot either way!!
Nancy
http://nancyluvspix.blogspot.com/2009/10/in-motion.html
Gatina and Nancy - It's not a street vehicle. It's just a utility truck for yard work, and it's OK for kids to drive those on private property here.
Wow, that's really skill! I try taking photos out of moving car, is that the same thing? ;)
Definitely moving!!! :-)
Linda, he's actually only going about five miles per hour, if that. It's the panning technique that makes it look fast. ;-)
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