Markus, for a 1/2 second exposure you did a wonderful job holding the camera steady and getting a reasonably sharp background. I like the energy the moving figures give to this image.
Earl, fortunately it was only 1/5 of a second, but still with that small circle of confusion of the small LX3-sensor, I am astonished as well that it turned out so fine. I had made a sequence of images and felt like you: the moving people make it interesting
Thanks, Cedric. Without that touch of mystery the deep staggering of the subject matter was already interesting, but in no way as impressive as with those blurred silhouettes.
Markus, for a 1/2 second exposure you did a wonderful job holding the camera steady and getting a reasonably sharp background. I like the energy the moving figures give to this image.
Earl, fortunately it was only 1/5 of a second, but still with that small circle of confusion of the small LX3-sensor, I am astonished as well that it turned out so fine. I had made a sequence of images and felt like you: the moving people make it interesting
Great image Markus. I like how the blurring has turned the people into some weird, surrealist, Dali-style caricatures.
Thanks, Cedric. Without that touch of mystery the deep staggering of the subject matter was already interesting, but in no way as impressive as with those blurred silhouettes.