Nightmares & Dreams (long exposure & camera movement)
Posted 06/02/2013 - 13:26
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I've returned to this post 2 or 3 times before commenting, as I was looking for a lasting impression, so, for me, images 3-5, mainly because I prefer colour images but also because I like their abstract painterly qualities.
Images 1 and 2 do nothing for me, not because they're b&w, but because they ask me to identify what they are, and it took a little while for me to see the trees for the woods
Images 1 and 2 do nothing for me, not because they're b&w, but because they ask me to identify what they are, and it took a little while for me to see the trees for the woods
Posted 06/02/2013 - 13:32
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It is 2 and 3 for me, number 3 in particular very nice.
Digital
K-30, GX-10, DA 16-45, DA 18-55 and DAL 55 - 300
Film
ME Super, 2 x MX, SP 500 and SP F
and lense or 2
K-30, GX-10, DA 16-45, DA 18-55 and DAL 55 - 300
Film
ME Super, 2 x MX, SP 500 and SP F
and lense or 2
Posted 06/02/2013 - 13:49
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Thanks for the comments.
They're all very subjective obviously.
1 and 2 give me a cold, uncomfortable feeling, I could picture myself lost in a woods, about to collaspe and this is what'd I'd see. For me to look at a photo and be able to get a feeling from it speaks strongly about a photo.
I like to try different things with photography and expierment a bit. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
They're all very subjective obviously.
1 and 2 give me a cold, uncomfortable feeling, I could picture myself lost in a woods, about to collaspe and this is what'd I'd see. For me to look at a photo and be able to get a feeling from it speaks strongly about a photo.
I like to try different things with photography and expierment a bit. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
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I've been messing around with long exposures and camera movement recently.
1.
Nightmare by Photoblog.ie (Patrick Dinneen), on Flickr
2.
Nightmare by Photoblog.ie (Patrick Dinneen), on Flickr
3.
Forest abstract by Photoblog.ie (Patrick Dinneen), on Flickr
4.
Red Abstract by Photoblog.ie (Patrick Dinneen), on Flickr
5.
Abstract Deep Blue Sea by Photoblog.ie (Patrick Dinneen), on Flickr
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http://www.photoblog.ie where every post have a musical reference as it's title.