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Some attempts at intentional camera movement

This is a discussion on Some attempts at intentional camera movement within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; After listening to Marko's podcast on intentional camera movement and attending Eddie Soloway's talk in Boston last month, I decided ...

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    After listening to Marko's podcast on intentional camera movement and attending Eddie Soloway's talk in Boston last month, I decided to give moving the camera around a shot. Definitely not easy to get something that works, but it's a lot of fun to step out of your box!

    Here are a few that I did over the last month. Let me know what you think. And please forgive the horrible sensor dust on the second one (guess I haven't shot with f/22 in a while!). [edit--I removed the bulk of the nasty dust spots!]

    Rockland Preserve, Madison, CT



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    That first one is a real stunner Jason!!! Wow!
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    I really like #2. #'s 1 & 4 are really nice, but #3 just doesn't o it for me. Here is a assignment we did a couple years ago with the same thing November 2011 - Intentional camera movement during the exposure

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    Thanks Casil!

    theantiquetiger, I've been really on the fence about #3--I think this is hard to pull off with people as a subject. I was looking through the November 2011 assignment just before I posted these--there's some great stuff in there!
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    I'm actually going to be a bit different and say that I like 3 and 4 best. Don't know why but 3 looks good to me.

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    oh I LOVE #1!!
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    1 & 4 for me....
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    Great results Jason.

    I really like the first shot and quite like number 3 as well.
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    Thanks everyone! I went back and removed most of the dust from the first two.
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