This first picture is an example of long exposure. It is really easy to capture a picture like this depending on the type of camera you have and if you know how to use it. Long exposure just consists of a narrow apperture and a long shutter speed. If you make the shutter speed longer, it will capture the movement in the picture.
This picture is an example of Contre-jour. Contre-jour is a french word for, "Agaisnt the daylight". Basically, you have an object's shape, such as a human, but yo udon't see really any defanition or details of who they are. You see them as a shape or a shadow. These I love because it shows more than just a person, but it tells a certain type of story.
6 comments:
Were doing blurred motion in photography now and I think its cool.
I really like to do Contre- Jour when ever i have the chance to take a picture like that i take it.
I think they both are sweet. If you can do both it is really cool.
I really like your picture in this blog.
I think sounds like a use for screwed up pictures.
I like the long exposure type for things like streams or other parts of nature.
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