Assignment 3, image 3 – Background still and subject in motion


Assignment 3, image 3Background still and subject in motion

This is one of the busiest streets for foot traffic, but somehow word was out that I had my camera and a purpose and the world collectively decided to keep away.

I chose this structure to pan an moving subject, hate to admit I was caught unawares, but I’m glad it made it to the selected ones 🙂

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0 responses to “Assignment 3, image 3 – Background still and subject in motion”

  1. Nice effect with her(?) giant sombrero 🙂 For these kinds of shots, light is very important, because the brighter elements will pop out even if they’re only exposed for a smaller portion of the shot. So the center of your frame becomes an interesting balance of the brighter portion of the person with the bright hole in the sculpture.

  2. True that Alex Lapidus… One assignment taught me so many lessons. In retrospect, the shadow of the sculpture would have upped the game. I should pay more attention to the details. 🙂

  3. I had a similar problem! I picked a spot for panning where there are normally hundreds of cyclists and scooters passing, but when I got there, no one was out playing. Interesting the way their head is connected to the bright circle. I’m curious to know, did you mute the colours,it looks like half way from colour to B&W? Was it part of the dreary neighborhood or you wanted to match the colour to the feeling of the place?

  4. ha ha … Murphy always comes to visit Edward Norton.

    Yes, I did leech out the colours. In my head, that’s how I saw it. Dry, dusty, old.

    Glad you noticed 😀

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