What? I could not for the life of me come up with a witty, creative title for this particular blog post. The following are examples of what manipulating the shutter speed of the camera will do to a photograph.
This is an excellent example of using a high shutter speed to freeze motion, in this case of water splashing when an ice cube is dropped into it. The reason I chose this photograph is that the color scheme shows off the power of freezing motion. It is a simple black and white image, yet this only seems to make the elegant stream of water more poignant.
This photograph was created by using a slow shutter speed, and then twirling around some source of fire or light. I chose to include this in my blog because it communicates such a vital energy. The sense of motion is understandable given the technique, but it is still powerful.
Tracking shots, where one follows the movement of an object or a person, are far more difficult than one might think. I have tried it several times, and therefore can truly appreciate this particular photograph. It is an excellent example of a tracking shot.
-Kelly F.
No comments:
Post a Comment