CElliottUK
Pain and Pleasure
Posted by CElliottUK (Reading, United Kingdom) on 24 September 2012 in Sport & Recreation.
...are 2 sides of the same coin
Taken at Newbury/Berkshire County show.
No PP. Just the old fashioned method-long shutter speed and move the lens with the subject
Canon EOS-1D X 1/60 second F/14.0 ISO 100 200 mm |
AM3 get-together!
It''s on Saturday 25th May, in the historic town of York.
FINAL UPDATE
Less than 2 Weeks to go. We are meeting at 10AM on Saturday in the reception area of the Guy Fawkes Inn, High Petergate, YO1 7HP - see you there!
Don't forget the competition - take a shot which...
Which is least likely to be awarded an Aminus3 Spotlight
Has the most number of photographers in it
At 11:14 and 2:22
That sums up "Tourist rubbish"
That sums up the beauty of York
The Grand ol' Duke of York
@Nigel: Somewhere between 80-120. I was getting the effect I wanted on every shot, but commonly the person in focus was too old(Didn't look right, somehow), or was looking bored. The first few were done without swinging the lens with the subject, that didn't work, so, I worked out that the point of greatest relative movement was where some kids were going left to right, and the ones in the front were going right to left(Because they are going in a circle, the 3 o'clock position was the best, jeez what a long explanation!!) From there it was just a case of finding the right expression.
@David: Yep, you know the place well. JP as Wurzel and US as Aunt Sally hold a real place in my heart as well. Around that time was a program called "Catweazle" and even though I was 16 years old, and both series were aimed at 8 year olds, I loved 'em both
@Melocoton: Thankyou
@omid: Thanks!
@Denise: Thankyou!
@Elaine Hancock: thanks
@Steven: Thankyou
@PRASHANT: Thanks!
@Lai Chan See: Thankyou
@Ronnie 2¢: Cheers mate!
@Mehdi Monadi: thanks!
@Aubélia: Thankyou!
@Othersideblue: thankyou! Yes, please do!
@Tede: Thankyou
@Othersideblue: Haha! Do whatever you like!!
@Ann: Very kind, thankyou!
@franz: Thanks!
@Christine: Thankyou!
@Ana Lúcia: How kind, thankyou
@Sam: Thanks, Sam
@Stephen: That's very kind, thanks
@Mhelene: Thankyou
@Betsy Barron: Thankyou!
@Denny Jump Photo: That's very kind, thankyou!
@Heinz: Thank you so much
@Judy aka L@dybug: That's very kind, thankyou
@Enzo: Thanks
@Nigel: T H A N K Y O U !
@LauraS: Thankyou
@Jason Politte: Thank you, Sir
@Leslie Horacek: Hi Leslie, How are you doing? Well, I hope. Thank you for your very kind words, I really appreciate them.The last couple of years have been about me simply trying to master the basics of "Capture the facts/scientific reporting" photography. I'm hoping that within 6 months or so, I will have got that to a level where I can move on to more expressive shots like this, so who knows, maybe by next summer , a few more like this will start creeping in.
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CELLiottUK by maurizio jaya costantino
Portrait by Annierita & Annisabelle