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Tag Archives: movement
Action Sequence Photography (with GIF Animation)
Have you been interested in trying out action photography? I have too! Just recently two friends and I tried out some basic action photography on a whim as were were taking photos at a local park. I thought that writing about what we did and adding a bit extra on how to do animated sequences (GIF files) in Adobe Photoshop would be a fun supplement to the main article. We … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Article, General, Photography, Tips and Tricks
Tagged action, adobe, continuous, gif, movement, photoshop, sequence
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Fall Leaves
Fall is in full force now. Strong winds and leaves everywhere. I took a few images today with the K-7 and FA 50mm f1.4. These images below are in the range f1.6 to f2.0. I was looking to get some action shots, but of course once I went outside the wind didn’t pickup much. “3rds” “Curve” “Slice” “Suspended”
