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Week 7: Motion Blur, 2025

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“ It's a Toss Up ”

Usually the goal with treat catching photos is to get a super sharp, crisp, focus to freeze the motion and capture those goofy expressions. SO this week I thought it would be fun to toy with capturing the motion of the catch instead of the frozen instant. It was definitely a lot of experimenting ...

Photo Location: Treat Factory somewhere in Milan

This photo qualifies for the "Extra Challenge": Multiple Stages Of Motion

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Nishi Wojnar Edited 2 months ago

I imagine this can also be done with a toddler! 😂

I imagine this can also be done with a toddler! 😂

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Joan Teno Edited 2 months ago

Cool effect- need to try it!

Cool effect- need to try it!

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Chrissi Hilmer Edited 2 months ago

Very cool! I tried exactly this for a "Slow Shutter" with EC "Rear Curtain Sync" quite a while ago with Chili. On most of them the eyes had funny… more

Very cool! I tried exactly this for a "Slow Shutter" with EC "Rear Curtain Sync" quite a while ago with Chili. On most of them the eyes had funny looking stripes towards them. I think in your image there's a lot of motion visible without loosing the detail. Which is really cool. I think the rear shutter sync is really important to get this kind of result. The gostly look but still some detail. Now I want to play with that again soon!

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Katie Romig Edited 2 months ago

Great image! I'm always in awe of how creative you can be with a studio setup.

Great image! I'm always in awe of how creative you can be with a studio setup.

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