Tag: motion blur
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Abstract
A selection of images for the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Abstract.
Motion blurred trees.
Autumn tree trunks.
The motion blurred centre of a Coneflower.
A small section of a sunrise isolated with a telephoto lens.
Cosmic Photo Challenge: Blurred
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Blurred.
A selection of blurred images covering over 30 years.
Motion blurred clouds over Colpoy’s Bay due to a sixty second exposure at dawn.
A blurred Fuchsia flower taken using a soft focus filter and high speed film.
Motion blurred motorcycle racing during the night in the Le Mans 24 hour motorcycle race.
Motion blurred tree trunks created by vertically panning the camera during exposure.
Cosmic Photo Challenge: What Dreams May Come
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: What Dreams May Come.
I started thinking about dreams and how reality is distorted in them. That got me thinking about distorting the world around us in photographs.
A recent sunrise over Colpoy’s Bay and the Niagara Escarpment. Taken with a fisheye lens the horizontal field of view is approximately 130 degrees, much wider than the human eye can take in. Yes that is snow and ice on the distorted shoreline in the foreground.
An even more distorted image. Trees in winter distorted by the fisheye lens and by motion blur created by vertically panning the camera during exposure.
Now for an opposite approach, isolating sections of the landscape with a long telephoto. This is a combination of two photos of the same group of trees taken less than 24 hours apart. The trees were first photographed at sunrise while I was scouting for a location for the the full moon rising that evening. The moon rise is over laid on the sunrise.
Cosmic Photo Challenge: Spooky
The Ghost of a Hummingbird for the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Spooky.
CFFC: Green
This is my contribution to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Green.
I discovered that I had rather a lot of green photos that would work for the challenge. So I decided to go with two very different photos featuring vastly different amounts of green.
One of my abstract trees created by vertically panning the camera during exposure.
A green kayak appears out of the fog on Lake Huron, Ontario.
Friendly Friday: Moving
This is my contribution to the Friendly Friday Photo Challenge: Moving.
Moving motorcycle during the Le Mans 24 hour motorcycle endurance race.
Moving clouds with a 60 second exposure at dawn.
Moving wings with a Black-capped Chickadee taking flight.
Moving trees created by vertically panning the camera during exposure.
Moving water as the Sydenham River falls over the Niagara Escarpment at Inglis Falls.
