October Project: Motion

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Axle nice shot on #2. S

A bit more fluid motion.

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To many great shots coming in to comment on each. NICE WORK EVERYBODY!

Tim

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Originally Posted by Wild Wassa

A bit more fluid motion.

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Ding Ding ding..........winner shot...awesome mood capture.

len

My attemps. - TF

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not taken for the project, but they fit.

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speaking of water

Oh wow! I am loving these water shots!

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Hectic in the corner

The number of quality of shots in this months project are amazing, the water shots and others are great. Let it rain...

October Project: Motion

1/40th second of motion.

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/sparkstyson/2913324293/" title="08 LV Homecoming dance 21 by TysonSparks, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3261/2913324293_816723abab.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="08 LV Homecoming dance 21" /></a>

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/sparkstyson/2914171044/" title="dance 5 by TysonSparks, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3191/2914171044_076b8fa96d.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="dance 5" /></a>

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/sparkstyson/2912082368/" title="100308 Johnstown vs Utica 8 - Copy by TysonSparks, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3111/2912082368_9a8715e473.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="100308 Johnstown vs Utica 8 - Copy" /></a>


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here's one from a little while ago.

3 forms of movement in this one, took this last night :-D
1) river flowing past
2) fountain (middle right of scene)
3) fireworks
(plus i was hoping a train would go past- but they probbably stopped them for the fireworks)


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I have been wanting to create this image for a while now.

Love those football pictures Ty.

Love the panning on the greyhound race xwingkiller.

I wondered if anyone was going to post fireworks :D Great shot Dylan!

WOW! MJ! Superb work! How did you create that?! I've always wanted to create something like that but have never got around to it.

Hey Alison,

I shot this last night after sunset. I took a six 10 minute exposures to get the stars and moon streaking across the sky. (I should have shot at ISO 200 to get more stars.) I opened all of the images in Photoshop and drug them on top of each other. So I had one document with 6 layers. I changed the blend mode to lighten on all of the layers except for my background layer. This lets the light areas in the photo come through.

I also took a series of 4 photos for the foreground. For these, I used exposures of around 30 seconds and used a large spotlight to light up the FG. I combined these 4 the same way I did for the sky. Then I combined them all into one image. So to create this image, I used 10 separate exposures.

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Love those football pictures Ty.

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I used my brothers Nikon D40 with a Tamron 50-200 2.8 Lens. It worked great! I normaly use my E510 with the old Kit lens from my E500. I need a good 2.8 Zoom.

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Hey Alison,

I shot this last night after sunset. I took a six 10 minute exposures to get the stars and moon streaking across the sky. (I should have shot at ISO 200 to get more stars.) I opened all of the images in Photoshop and drug them on top of each other. So I had one document with 6 layers. I changed the blend mode to lighten on all of the layers except for my background layer. This lets the light areas in the photo come through.

I also took a series of 4 photos for the foreground. For these, I used exposures of around 30 seconds and used a large spotlight to light up the FG. I combined these 4 the same way I did for the sky. Then I combined them all into one image. So to create this image, I used 10 separate exposures.

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Thank you so much for that MJ I had a feeling it would have been something like that :)
Maybe I will find the time to try that one day. I haven't even had chance to take Ruffus sight seeing. Must try to get that done today!

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I used my brothers Nikon D40 with a Tamron 50-200 2.8 Lens. It worked great! I normaly use my E510 with the old Kit lens from my E500. I need a good 2.8 Zoom.

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Looks like using a Nikon suits you Ty :thumbsup:

The Blue Angels were in town this weekend. It was an amazing show. The F-22 was absolutely incredible. That is one extreme aircraft. I don't have any shots of it because I was too far off for any good shots. Anywho, on to the pics..

We have blastoff..

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Tough shot to grab. 800mph closing speed.. blink and you miss it!

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The mirror image..

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Well I don't want to flood this thread. I have more on flickr if anyone is interested.

This has to count as motion...