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Intentional Camera Movement.

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    #62
    TheQuietFella
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    The football played can be a little abstract also but a nice image.


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    #63
    Silva360
    Registered Users Posts: 186 ✭✭Silva360


    dinneenp wrote: »

    I like abstract a lot and intentional camera movement is an effective way to make an abstract photo. I find that colourful scenes work well and playing around in PP can enhance them nicely. Here's some of mine:

    I really like the second and the fourth. I like trying to work out what's happening. Actually, I'm still unsure about four, is it a representation of a tree canopy? Or a reflection of trees?


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    #64
    pwllor
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    Camera tossing technique is something which fits here too.


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    #65
    Silva360
    Registered Users Posts: 186 ✭✭Silva360


    pwllor wrote: »
    Camera tossing technique is something which fits here too.

    Sounds rude, or dangerous, or both :)

    I'm not familiar with this technique, I'll have a look....


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    #66
    Silva360
    Registered Users Posts: 186 ✭✭Silva360


    This is worth a look.*

    Make it full screen, turn out the lights, and sit a few feet away from your computer.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzSqi2HtkA0





    *Apologies if it was posted already, I was too lazy to look through the whole thread again.


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