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Moving man
by Arn
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06-FEB-2004

Second Place

Moving man
by Arn

Tripod used ;)
I did this just for fun. I put the camera on tripod, the wooden man to the legs and I just swung the tripod around, while pressing the shutter... I duplicated the guy a few times to create the motion blur to the arms (the backround left as is)

Sony DSC-F717
1/4s f/4.5 at 11.4mm iso100 with Flash full exif

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Guest 10-Feb-2004 04:11
LOL he is so cool. Love it!
I have one of these men too and I love to play with him in
shots lol. Have to share one with you sometime.
I like it Ann, very COOL!
Cherylm
roberta10-Feb-2004 00:30
Arn,
What a great idea! I'd like to experiment with your technique. Great results too! Roberta
Sony Forums Challenges09-Feb-2004 15:34
How creative of you, Arn! Keep up the great work.---Deb
Sony Forums Challenges09-Feb-2004 04:00
what imigination, a great idea, Arn and so well executed - the outcome to show movement is superb!

Cheers, Bee
Terry Paul 09-Feb-2004 02:08
Very imaginative. I have the same little guy right next to my scanner for inspiration, but it never occured to me to put him in motion. Great concept and execution. I just moved him closer to my monitor, to remind me of your vision. Well done.
Katherine Stanback's Photos08-Feb-2004 14:58
I like the way you've shown movement. That little guy sure is photogenic - there's been several really good pictures of him in the challenges.
Sony Forums Challenges07-Feb-2004 16:06
very cool movement arn ... well composed, and executed. -- andy
Guest 07-Feb-2004 02:06
Wow, this is such a cool image. The man is in such crisp focus, great contrast to the "moving" background. ann
Guest 06-Feb-2004 23:20
Really like this Arn, - think the subtle colours in the background really set off the simplicity of the figure. - Steve C