Motion and Blur Photography for Inspiration – Part II
As you already saw in Motion and Blur Photography for Inspiration – Part I that Motion blur is an effect you will see in photographs of scenes where objects are moving. It is mostly noticeable when the exposure is long, or if objects in the scene are moving rapidly.
You can see motion blur to some extent in almost every film and TV program. It is likely, however, that you will not notice it. Like many artifacts of photography, you only usually notice it’s absence, and it’s presence gives an air of realism.
Now to give it more attention Here in this showcase, we presenting a Extended collection of Motion and Blur Photography in which all photographs are linked and lead to the source – the respective photographers.
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Motion and Blur Photography for Inspiration
Resource Link Worth Mentioning
- Motion and Blur Photography for Inspiration – Part I
- Motion Blur Flickr Pool
- Highspeed Flickr Pool
- Wikipedia – The free encyclopedia
- How to Capture Motion Blur
I love this series seriously ;)
Really Amazing…
@3drockz
really cool pictures.. I enjoy motion blurs pictures..looks like outta this world pictures..
very nice page, it will more nice if each photo has information on how to achieve such effect, thanks
Cool pics
Oh. I see a motion pic: A policeman on bike. Did you come to Vietnam?
That image’s popular in my country that the majority of vehicle is moto-bike.
Tien
great collection of blur shots!
I am trying to use blur during the day while at a wedding, however, I do not wish to use a tripod. Do you know where I can find some examples of that?