
A little boy is learning about centrifugal force first hand while riding a fast moving carnival ride in upstate New York. Nikon D70/18-200VR, 1/25s, f/20, ISO 200, EV +0.3, 18mm focal length.
On Google+, I curate or host a Daily Photo Theme each week called #InMotionThursday were I invite people to share their photos using techniques which show motion in a still photograph.
Photographers use various techniques like these to do so:
- Panning
- Blurs
- Zooming
- Long Exposure Streaks
- ICM (Intentional Camera Movement)
Since I post publicly, everyone on Google+ is invited to participate and each week people from all over the world post fantastic motion photos. It is a fun way to learn about motion photography, meet new and creative photographers and giving back to the G+ community.
Photo themes are well known on Blogs and Flickr but have been taken to a whole new level on Google+ where there are hundreds of themes each week. Think of a photography subject and there is probably a theme for it. If you are on Google+, look me up here, Scott on G+, and, for those who are not, hope to see you there!
Hey, now I get it! On the last photo of my photo hunt, I lamented that I forgot to push up the shutter speed to stop the action, but now I realize I was “showing action with blur” – yeah, yeah, that’s the ticket! 😉
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Uh, huh…sure, I’ll give you that. 😀
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