Your first two photos are SO awesome! Did you do this by turning a flashlight on and off while standing in different places? I don't know why I didn't think of this! Great job using long exposure. My favorite photo so far of the class.
there was a lot of these that I liked. But since I have to choose one, I'd have to choose number 2. I'm not sure you managed to pull it off but the way those images were combined together is amazing. I spent four hours trying to accomplish that and it still didn't come out like. Amazing work!
What! Your first two pictures are so cool! I know I was having a lot of trouble with my slow shutter apps on my phone, but you really learned how to use it well! As much as I do like those photos, #6 is my favorite. I like how it looks like a painting and reminds me of being at a part and going all crazy to the music and with my friends. I also like how you can still see some people's faces rather than just blurred bodies.
My favorite photo was #4. Your timing for that photo is perfect. It seems almost like he is floating in air spinning and you were able to capture him being still yet depict him moving at the same time
Hey Mariah, I think this may be favorite collection of photos that I have seen thus far. How did you get so good at shutter speed?!? I spent hours trying to figure out various applications and I didn't get anything nearly as great as your first two photos! What application did you use? Your photos conception appears to be trips. You begin with the woods and end with camping. They effectively communicate what are you trying to capture and each photos construction is different. You really did a great job with evenly distributing your photos between panorama and shutter speed images. My favorite image is #1. I like how the image draws me forward. It shows distinct movement but is not cluttered letting the viewer focus in.
i would have to agree with everyone on here and ask how you did the first two pictures because i too tried the shutter speed apps and they all came out basically blurry but you had it so there was literally clones of you moving which is amazing i think it also has to do with the fact that it was at night because i know it works more efficiently when you have limited light instead of an abundance amazing work
I like how most people did an overload of panorama photos over extended shutter speeds shots (myself included) and you did the exact opposite. Photo 2 is by far my favorite and stronger than photo 1 (which I kind of wish wasn't there because the subject matter is almost the same, but you know). If I had to wager a guess, you probably used a strong light source like the high beams of a car or an independent camera flash to fire when your friend was in certain positions? That's super cool and seems like it'd be hard as balls to pull off on a smartphone. Great job! I look forward to seeing your recipe on how you made it.
Wow, I absolutely love shots #1 and #2. Like everyone here, I too, am curious of how you mastered slow shutter speeds? Another favorite of mine would be #4. You did a great job of capturing his movement and it looks a little scary of what he's doing. Overall, great job!
I really like a majority of your collection. Number 2 is my favorite because it's such a cool and unique way to use the slow shutter feature. I tried to take a picture that looked like this and it ended up looking like shit, so good work. I also like number 3 because it's so surreal and makes me wonder what's going on in it. The color in number 5 is great. Number 6 looks great and was a solid idea for the slow shutter. Again, I attempted to take a similar picture and it turned out awful, so good work. Number 7 looks great and is a great use of color. For organization, the photos could have been slightly more organized in a way that made them flow better. Great work with slow shutter speeds.
love the bending of light ones with the slow shutter (and possibly flash?) I do this sometimes for bands with my dslr but never tried with my phone. Either way very cool. My vote is for #7
Your 1st photo is really cool. You've really mastered this topic in my opinion. I feel like you can tell a story with a photo like that. Overall I think you've really applied yourself in trying to learn more about shutter speeds and extreme wide angles.
No. 3 is totally insane. I have no idea how you did that. Well done. All your photos really hit the nail on the head for this topic. The lighting is perfect.
Your first two photos are SO awesome! Did you do this by turning a flashlight on and off while standing in different places? I don't know why I didn't think of this! Great job using long exposure. My favorite photo so far of the class.
ReplyDeletethere was a lot of these that I liked. But since I have to choose one, I'd have to choose number 2. I'm not sure you managed to pull it off but the way those images were combined together is amazing. I spent four hours trying to accomplish that and it still didn't come out like. Amazing work!
ReplyDeleteWhat! Your first two pictures are so cool! I know I was having a lot of trouble with my slow shutter apps on my phone, but you really learned how to use it well! As much as I do like those photos, #6 is my favorite. I like how it looks like a painting and reminds me of being at a part and going all crazy to the music and with my friends. I also like how you can still see some people's faces rather than just blurred bodies.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite photo was #4. Your timing for that photo is perfect. It seems almost like he is floating in air spinning and you were able to capture him being still yet depict him moving at the same time
ReplyDeleteHey Mariah,
ReplyDeleteI think this may be favorite collection of photos that I have seen thus far. How did you get so good at shutter speed?!? I spent hours trying to figure out various applications and I didn't get anything nearly as great as your first two photos! What application did you use? Your photos conception appears to be trips. You begin with the woods and end with camping. They effectively communicate what are you trying to capture and each photos construction is different. You really did a great job with evenly distributing your photos between panorama and shutter speed images. My favorite image is #1. I like how the image draws me forward. It shows distinct movement but is not cluttered letting the viewer focus in.
i would have to agree with everyone on here and ask how you did the first two pictures because i too tried the shutter speed apps and they all came out basically blurry but you had it so there was literally clones of you moving which is amazing i think it also has to do with the fact that it was at night because i know it works more efficiently when you have limited light instead of an abundance amazing work
ReplyDeleteI like how most people did an overload of panorama photos over extended shutter speeds shots (myself included) and you did the exact opposite. Photo 2 is by far my favorite and stronger than photo 1 (which I kind of wish wasn't there because the subject matter is almost the same, but you know). If I had to wager a guess, you probably used a strong light source like the high beams of a car or an independent camera flash to fire when your friend was in certain positions? That's super cool and seems like it'd be hard as balls to pull off on a smartphone. Great job! I look forward to seeing your recipe on how you made it.
ReplyDeleteWow, I absolutely love shots #1 and #2. Like everyone here, I too, am curious of how you mastered slow shutter speeds? Another favorite of mine would be #4. You did a great job of capturing his movement and it looks a little scary of what he's doing. Overall, great job!
ReplyDeleteI really like a majority of your collection. Number 2 is my favorite because it's such a cool and unique way to use the slow shutter feature. I tried to take a picture that looked like this and it ended up looking like shit, so good work. I also like number 3 because it's so surreal and makes me wonder what's going on in it. The color in number 5 is great. Number 6 looks great and was a solid idea for the slow shutter. Again, I attempted to take a similar picture and it turned out awful, so good work. Number 7 looks great and is a great use of color. For organization, the photos could have been slightly more organized in a way that made them flow better. Great work with slow shutter speeds.
ReplyDeleteHey Mariah,
ReplyDeletelove the bending of light ones with the slow shutter (and possibly flash?) I do this sometimes for bands with my dslr but never tried with my phone. Either way very cool. My vote is for #7
Your 1st photo is really cool. You've really mastered this topic in my opinion. I feel like you can tell a story with a photo like that. Overall I think you've really applied yourself in trying to learn more about shutter speeds and extreme wide angles.
ReplyDeleteNo. 3 is totally insane. I have no idea how you did that. Well done. All your photos really hit the nail on the head for this topic. The lighting is perfect.
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