Blur Photography: Experimenting with Trees in the Wind and Sun

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This discussion focuses on experimenting with blur photography techniques using a tripod-mounted telephoto lens (70-300mm) and manual controls. Key techniques include a 1/4 second exposure while zooming in, allowing wind to create natural blurring effects, and intentionally shaking the camera to produce abstract patterns. Participants share their results, highlighting the creative potential of these methods, particularly in capturing dynamic scenes like trees in motion.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of manual camera settings, including exposure and focus
  • Familiarity with telephoto lenses, specifically the 70-300mm range
  • Basic knowledge of photography composition and movement
  • Experience with tripod stabilization techniques
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  • Research advanced techniques in blur photography using long exposure
  • Explore the effects of different shutter speeds on motion capture
  • Learn about creative camera movements for abstract photography
  • Investigate post-processing techniques to enhance blur effects in images
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Photographers interested in creative techniques for motion blur, especially those experimenting with nature photography and abstract art. This discussion is beneficial for both amateur and professional photographers looking to expand their skills in dynamic image capture.

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So after posting the blur contest, I did some experimenting with trees in the wind and the sun.

Camera on tripod, telelens 70-300, all controls manual, exposure 1/4 sec while zooming in

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Same exposure but letting the wind do the blurring work

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Same exposure while making circles

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While making random shakes into the sun

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And same position but circling again

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Any more blurs you like to share?
 
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That is awesome. The top one is a wormhole transporting members to an alien planet as shown in pics below.
 
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That is awesome. The top one is a wormhole transporting members to an alien planet as shown in pics below.

Yeah those are nice...and that first one, when I scroll up and down it looks like it's moving :cool:.
 

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