Most often we are implored to quick the camera as steady as possible - use a tripod - use image stabilization - mirror lockup - remote shutter release, faster shutter speeds, high ISO, and wide open shutters to try to get as sharp a picture as possible. Time to break some rules. Today I start a series of images with the common thread of 'Intentional Camera Movement'.
Commuters in the Greater Toronto Area might recognize the blurry image in the back ground as a 'Go Train'. When I am on my way to the early morning train without enough sleep or enough coffee, this scene is not all that different from reality.
One of the sub-theme's of Mona Lisa's Smile is 'What is Art and Why?' So what do you think; is this art?
But is it Art?
2" f/8 ISO 100 EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 32 mm Canon EOS 40D
Commuters in the Greater Toronto Area might recognize the blurry image in the back ground as a 'Go Train'. When I am on my way to the early morning train without enough sleep or enough coffee, this scene is not all that different from reality.
One of the sub-theme's of Mona Lisa's Smile is 'What is Art and Why?' So what do you think; is this art?
But is it Art?
2" f/8 ISO 100 EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 32 mm Canon EOS 40D
1 comment:
Terry - Great theme. This is an application of thinking differently with the SLR. You should include flowers as well - please take a moment to look at this links
http://www.wildlightnaturephotography.com/MonetStudentGallery1.htm
http://www.outdoorphotographer.com/how-to/shooting/think-differently-about-your-dslr.html?start=1
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