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You already know what motion blur is: the subject’s in focus, but it’s moving so fast that the background streaks into a mere blur. And you already know what kind of photos look great with motion blur:
But we’ll bet you hadn’t thought of using it for slow-moving subjects. Wind, water and clouds look surreal and dream-like when photographed slowly enough to capture their movement. The next time you wake up to a dark and windy day, don’t snuggle back under the covers with a cup of hot cocoa. Those are the best days to catch clouds and wind on the move. So bundle up, grab the tripod and stop down to your tiniest aperture: it’s time to go out and explore the other side of motion photography. (Then you can go back to bed.) Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Capturing Motion Blur 45 Brilliant Motion-Blur Photos p.s. Thanks to everybody who came out for our recent Photo Safaris in New York City and San Francisco! We totally have the best fans anywhere. If you haven’t already, sign up for updates. We’ve one in SF this weekend. Photo credits: T.MoE, Extra Medium and Mace2000 → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ←
Published on November 17, 2008 — See more Guides
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