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Photography, A Very Short Film?

July 3rd, 2009 · No Comments

A hot beach in Kent.

Random catch up blog shots, part one.

Is Photography a very short film, so short the frames of time have been purposely frozen as one viewable image?
I read something like that six months ago and its stuck in my head, It complements I thought, the expression ‘capturing moments in time’.

If you think about it, you’ll realise the truth of this statement,  and if you a photographer and you really think about it, you begin to ponder if a fly might see your supposed in focus CoC as totally blurred… WARNING Photographers! Doing this could give you a headache.

So as an experiment I thought about combining some of those moments within a longer moment somehow. I’ve used three consecutive shots,  merging two fully then overlaying and  selectively masking through the lower into the main shot layered above.

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I like it, didn’t go down well with my peers though, hayho. The rest of these photographs where shot as the hot day turned into a beautiful hazy evening  on a beach in Kent last month. I hope they all convey (including the one above) the still mood and slow temper at the end of a hot day by the beach.

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standingman.jpg

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beachsun.jpg

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This last image is slightly miss shot and blurred, but I still like it.

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More catch up blogs photo sets coming soon folks, loads more to show. Thanks very much for your uplifting comments.

Adam

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Tags: Days Out · People - Lives · Photo Sets.

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