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Published: 2006-03-04 11:59:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 2189; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 175
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this is an experiment photograph.. I was experimenting with motion photography for my final art gcse exam. I have no idea how to do it (the settings on the camera) but =LordGonz helped me with some bits. So I gave it a try and I came up with this photo, which actually creeps me out
I will be experimenting with more motion photography!
please critique
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impressive, that is quite intense,
I like the result, it does have a ghostly feel to it.
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simple yet so beautiful!
the technique is beatifully done here!
great concept
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maybe a little dark but especially EMOTIVE ! very direct and catching ! great work !
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And as I can understand this is a long exposure photo, correct?
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well... it IS creepy! lol but it looks good!
The diference between long exposure and double exposure is: long exposure is when the shatter remains open for some seconds in which you make for example a movement, and the movement is written on the film (or in this case the camera's memory). Double exposure is when you take a photo and then take another one over it. I think digital cameras don't have this opportunity, for you may bring the photos together in photoshop. But in cameras with film you get this opportunity (not all of them either, mostly the old ones had this). When using film you could also make a douple printing to produce this kind of effect, which means that when printing you printed two photos one over the other.
I hope you understood anything from what I said!
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thank you very much for the information.. it really helps me
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i like the exposure in this one and the grain
im featuring it in my journal
keep it up
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thank you so much hun.. tahnsk for featuring
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its crazy. how did you get that effect? im curious. what settings did you have on the camera? did you do a multiple exposure?
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thank you.. i jsut did a long exposure.. 4 seconds i think
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whoa yeah thats a lil creepy..
is that ur sis? did u use a cloth or something to get the effect of the really long hair?
really neat shot tho scary *shivers*
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yeah my sis lol .. no she does have a long hair
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haha cool.. its so creepy but its great!
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HOLY CRAP!!! that's wonderful!
I used you live behind a cemetary a few years ago, i was afraid i would see a ghost taking someone's soul or something. Thanks to you my fear came alive ..as it were
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I do agree,i think it's creepy too.
But it's got something!!!!
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I'm sure you'll get it right!
Good luck
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i'll keep experimenting.. i got to get a good one for my art exam
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I'm sure you'll get it right!
Good luck
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oh! Makes sense. I can't believe I forgot that! I did wet photography! Dame me
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ah so is this a long exposure shot or double exposure? eitherway mighty cool ^^
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i dont know the difference >.<
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ah, well..
long exposure = giving the cam more time to take the picture
double exposure (usually only works with film cameras, I think) = taking a picture and then taking another one on the same bit of film
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