Weekly Photography Challenge #784 Dynamic Rhythms!

[Tersha]

Last in our Rhythm and Repetition set …. Dynamic Rhythms!

Capture rhythm using repetition , blur and slow shutter speed.

Think about… symmetry, balance, flow, motion, panning, shutter priority, background.

Improve Your Long Exposure Photography With These Tips And Techniques

[Michael]

 

This sort of fits the challenge…. I tried a bit of creative blur with this image of a very windy hillside overlooking the Atlantic in Barbados.

[Wendy P]

This creates a very dreamy landscape. Wish I was there (with an ice storm raging outside my window!)

[Pat Garrett]

A beautiful scene, Michael.

[davidc]

very cool technique! I would put that photo on my wall.

[David Baack]

Cool concept. Been wanting to do this with a deep ND filter, but up here in Eastern Washington there is brightly colored straw grass and black jagged rock. I’m thinking an exposure of 2-4 minutes in windy conditions would do the trick.

[Wendy P]

[Pat Garrett]

Main Street USA – Nicely done @wendyp

[Wendy P]

Thanks, Pat. Much snow where you are?

[Pat Garrett]

YES! 16″ at least. Fortunately, no freezing rain this time.

[Wendy P]

Time for some indoor studio shooting!!!

[davidc]

I must have a go at this kind of shot. super image Wendy.

[Wendy P]

Thanks, David.

[davidc]

Hot rhythm!

[Pat Garrett]

WOW David!

[davidc]

Thanks Pat.

[Pat Garrett]

Pollen in Puddles

[davidc]

It could be a map. Great image, Pat!

[Pat Garrett]

Thanks, David.

[Pat Garrett]

The Rhythm of Light

[davidc]

Another I would like to try. Two very cool Images.

[Pat Garrett]

Thank you – give some kids colored light sabers and the fun begins.

[Pat Garrett]

Repetition of Light and Color

[Wendy P]

The rhythm of fire

[davidc]

Cracker, how did you do this one Wendy.

[Wendy P]

With an FX Prism Lens Filter. Not that expensive and great fun to play with!

[davidc]

Thanks Wendy. 😀

[Tersha]

[Wendy P]

Love this take on the challenge!

[davidc]

Like this one a lot. When you watch the card sharps it is always dynamic and very rhythmic.

[Tersha]

rocket tail

[davidc]

The chaos of Particles! great catch.

[Joshua Peanasky]

A slightly different interpretation of the challenge, but a panning shot I took at the local snowmobile races of a sled going through the rhythm section of the track. Kodacolor 200 film, 1/45s, f/32

[Pat Garrett]

Super Shot @zingerpb

[Wendy P]

Nice capture, Joshua.

[davidc]

Superb shot! for me it screams dynamic movement.

[Frogdaily]

[davidc]

Love these types of shots. Another great one, and something I must try. Well done Frog.

[Pat Garrett]

Agreed, David

[Anne Hornsby]

Lava shoreline

[Pat Garrett]

Very intriguing, Anne!

[davidc]

Another world. great image!

[Anne Hornsby]

Thanks, Pat and David.   It really was like another world.

 

[Anne Hornsby]

Bubble rhythms

Bubbles – critical for life. Bubbles carry carbon dioxide and oxygen into the ocean. Phytoplankton create dimethyl sulfide, which passes into bubbles that are carried out of the ocean. These bubbles supply sulfur to the atmosphere, which acts as a seed for cloud droplets to form.

[davidc]

Super image, and I have learned something as well.

[Anne Hornsby]

Thanks, David.

 

[Robert Apple]

So many GREAT examples of the challenge here.

[Derek Robertson]

I walked down to the edge of this creek at sunset to see how it looked. Decided to set my camera on a rock using a slow shutter speed. this was the result.

[Patrick]

[Tersha]

[David Baack]

[Anne Hornsby]

Love this, David.  I found myself just staring at it, mesmerized!

 

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