Impression of a forest: camera movement
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GuydeQuebec
Registered: Oct 06, 2006
Total Posts: 339
Country: Canada

Lately I've seen that you guys are having fun with impressionnist photos, camera movement etc...

So, I decided to post one of mine, hoping you'll enjoy. Comments and critique are welcome.


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Thanks !!!


mrchile
Registered: Oct 28, 2009
Total Posts: 1603
Country: United States

This one works very well. The arc shape is very cool.



redsoxdesign
Registered: Jan 01, 2009
Total Posts: 2554
Country: Australia

Very nice Guy, one of the best I have seen lately!
cheers Andrew



GuydeQuebec
Registered: Oct 06, 2006
Total Posts: 339
Country: Canada

Thanks for passing by, mrchile and Andrew, this is much appreciated.



TripleYYY
Registered: Oct 08, 2006
Total Posts: 6045
Country: Canada

Hey bout time you posted some of your ummmm weird and wachy shots.

Well done!!! I like the wild twist to the almost in focus tree. Uhhh did I say in focus? Hmmmm

Hope you keep posting and show us some more of these. (cb )

Y



r_raman
Registered: Oct 28, 2004
Total Posts: 387
Country: United States

Like it, the radial blur looks good. I'd experiment with cropping a bit more on the right to keep only one prominent tree in the shot.



GuydeQuebec
Registered: Oct 06, 2006
Total Posts: 339
Country: Canada

Thanks Y !

Hello r_raman, I'm not sure what you mean by radial blur..... Is is some kind of photoshop filter you talking about ?

This was done in camera, a long exposure, zooming AND twisting the camera in the same movement..... It needs some practice, but it's quite fun to do.... and even funnier to see the look of people seeing me doing it !!!!

Thanks for your comment.

Guy



ScaryFox
Registered: Dec 30, 2004
Total Posts: 24454
Country: United Kingdom

This is great. It works so well because there is enough sharpness on the right to give the eye something to focus on.
Ute



JimFox
Registered: Jan 11, 2005
Total Posts: 28737
Country: United States

Hey Guy,

Very interesting, and different from the impressionistic fare we have had the joy of viewing lately.

Jim



GuydeQuebec
Registered: Oct 06, 2006
Total Posts: 339
Country: Canada

Thanks Ute, thanks Jim !



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