This is interesting Eddy. I'm mot sure what the goal was for the blur but that said, there is something gripping about this person's stare. I can't say that I particularly like is but it does evoke a response in me and that defines a successful image.
I usually hate blurred images, which usually strike me as self-consciously "arty". But here, our new B&W master has pulled it off. Nor sure why... perhaps the blur makes it like a charcoal sketch, in that the detail is not where it's at, but rather the motion, the gesture, her fleeting glance, a moment in time, never to be repeated.
I'll stick with my tripod, and repeating the moment 20 times while I bracket everything... y'all do it your way, I'll do it right. ;-)
This is interesting Eddy. I'm mot sure what the goal was for the blur but that said, there is something gripping about this person's stare. I can't say that I particularly like is but it does evoke a response in me and that defines a successful image.
It’s just something I wanted to do the colour version is exceptionally very good. I did 25 for a portfolio..,. Ruth ty
I usually hate blurred images, which usually strike me as self-consciously "arty". But here, our new B&W master has pulled it off. Nor sure why... perhaps the blur makes it like a charcoal sketch, in that the detail is not where it's at, but rather the motion, the gesture, her fleeting glance, a moment in time, never to be repeated.
I'll stick with my tripod, and repeating the moment 20 times while I bracket everything... y'all do it your way, I'll do it right. ;-)
Chris I understand completely.. I like to experiment with slow down on fast moving objects humans also.. much respect ... ty