Saturday, January 26, 2013
Showing Movements
Hi all,
Action photography is always one of my strong interest, and thus my
success rate of "freezing movement" is not too bad so far. On the
other hand, "showing movements" of fast moving subjects is always
challenging. The technique I usually used is "panning": pan your
camera along the same direction with your subject & matching the speed
of your subject. This technique is quite challenging & tough to master
(it's very easy for your main subject is not in focus due to the slow
shutter speed), but we always get rewarded when our attempts are
successful.
Here are some pictures employing this technique. The first 2 captured
in Vietnam, circa 2010 & the birds were captured in 2012.
Tri'
Action photography is always one of my strong interest, and thus my
success rate of "freezing movement" is not too bad so far. On the
other hand, "showing movements" of fast moving subjects is always
challenging. The technique I usually used is "panning": pan your
camera along the same direction with your subject & matching the speed
of your subject. This technique is quite challenging & tough to master
(it's very easy for your main subject is not in focus due to the slow
shutter speed), but we always get rewarded when our attempts are
successful.
Here are some pictures employing this technique. The first 2 captured
in Vietnam, circa 2010 & the birds were captured in 2012.
Tri'
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MOVEMENT
Hi MC, BT & friends
Hmm... capturing motion is too advanced for my beginner photography level... but here are some shots of tango dancing taken in Buenos Aires... there are many milongas (kind of discos where you dance the tango) all over the city, and the first photo was shot in a public park in the evening, love watching these mix & match couples swaying away... the other photos are from other Tango dancers in the street and in cafes... indeed lots of sensual and studied movements...
If you are interested to see more of our trip to Uruguay, Argentina and Iguazu, here's the link...
Cheers
Caro
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Caro NH
my entries for MOVEMENTS
Dear BiTwin, fellow PNEHs, painters, poets, G Quang and Forum friends,
Love all the entries for MOVEMENTS by other PNEHs. Here are my late entries for movements :-)
MC
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Em Ci
My Entries for Movement
Dear PNEH friends,
Thank you for all your movement :-)
Caro: Your tortoises are fabulous
TNS: Great catching of the bird and the tennis girl :-)
Lan: Those kids are having too much fun
Tuan: My Favorite is the fire dance in Hawai
Tri': all beautiful, you are a pro.
Let's see:
1. Catch those birds, those waves and that boat (ouf)
2. Catch that girl
3. Catch that boy
4. Catch that water
5. Catch those waves
6. Bird Dance
Have a fun weekend everyone,
BT
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BiTi
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Fw: [MC74 and Friends] MOVEMENTS
G.Q. , I ' M SORRY . MY COMPUTER GET CRAZY THIS MORNING , I DON ' T KNOW WHY ...... SO DEAR MAI CHAU , BAO TRAM AND FRIENDS ,
MY ENTRIES FOR MOVEMENTS ( I HOPE THAT YOU ' LL SEE MOVEMENTS ...... VERY DIFFICULT THEME , 2 BCB )
BIZ HL
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Hien Lan
Fw: [MC74 and Friends] Looking down, staring down
Hi all,
Sorry hơi trể, .... nhưng thà trể còn hơn không. ;-)
Decided to go simple with this topic, only 1 landscape. By the way, all pics are circa 2010, in Vietnam ... Vũng Tầu, Huế, Sà igòn.
TrÃ
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Finally my entries for looking down
Dear PNEHs friends,
Looks like I'll have the honor to close the theme with my entries
for looking down.
But first thank you:
- Caro for taking us along on your tour of the exotic Southern hemisphere
- Hien Lan - I love those shoes and I even remember what she ordered and what the waiter brought out LOL
- Em Ci for the varied angles of looking down shots and my favorite is also the red pepper basket.
- Hiep - for joining us with the scrumptious looking cake
- Tuan - I love the spades
- TNS - for mo*? hang` dau nam and my fovorite pic is Mandy and Tim
- Thu Huong - for the magnifique aquarelles comme d'hab
- and last but not least, G Quang for your nice words of encouragement to us all.
My entries are a ham ba lang mix of photos taken recently:
- looking down at the only flowers blooming at this time of the year
- another reflection from the frequent rain
and from June:
- to see if Lan remembers whose shoes those were?
- and show you Gruissans and the etang and the Mediterranee :-)
- and the Golden Gate Bridge and SF skyline
Have a beautiful weekend everyone,
BT
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