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    Motion Blur

    Not really meant to be a portrait, my best friend's daughter, Bella was wearing this lovely bright jacket when they came for lunch on Sunday. After we ate she started spinning on the small office chair she had used at the table, I thought it might make a little motion blur though her face came out really quite still. I think she is a very photogenic young lady, although a very moody teenager.


    BELLA by tdubya2013, on Flickr
    Last edited by tombennett; 09-07-2013, 09:02.
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    #2
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    An unusual shot which workls quite well, as you say Tom a very photogenic young lady, you may need to set up some portrait sessions with her.

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      #3
      Re: Motion Blur

      Well done tom

      Stan
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        #4
        Re: Motion Blur

        Very nicely done Tom

        Tom

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          #5
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          Interesting shot Tom, good capture.

          Regards Paul

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            #6
            Re: Motion Blur

            Thanks Guys, appreciate the comments.

            TomB.
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              #7
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              Di ~ Trying to take "the" photograph.
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                #8
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                Nicely done Tom that has worked really well, very creative. Did you try different shutter speeds or just go for it?

                Bill.
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                  #9
                  Re: Motion Blur

                  Hi Bill, thanks for looking and commenting. To be perfectly honest I just went for it really, I knew that a slow shutter would give me some blur so increased the aperture letting through a little less light. I did three shots quickly checking the screen to make sure I had it right, then reeled off four or five and at one point I said to Bella "try to look happy".

                  If she hadn't been wearing her new jacket I probably would never have approached this type of image, though, after a few rum 'n' coke's with her father I was seeing with motion blur so thought I'ld capture it for posterity! Something I'll keep in mind for future images.

                  TomB
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                    #10
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                    That's quite a different style, Tom - well done for daring to be different, it works quite well.
                    Perhaps you should try and sell it to Captain Morgan
                    Andy

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                      #11
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                      Thanks for commenting Andy. I'll have to crack another bottle to help combat this mini heatwave, and contemplate.
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                        #12
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                        It works really well. But what do you mean that a teenager might be moody???!!!

                        Richard
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