yeung-seu yoon 0 Posted May 12, 2005 I love this image--it has energy, but also a sweet sort of nostalgic feeling to it. Really good. Link to comment
andrey1 0 Posted May 15, 2005 This effect imitates panning with relatively long exposure, but it looks very artificial because of the border between still and blurred parts of the image. Maybe adding some motion blurring to the kid, too, would help to make it more realistic? And since you've gone so far to modify the image, maybe you'll go even further and recolor the kid's shirt? This blue blends with background, I'd suggest yellow, which matches his cart and makes him stand out from background (yellow is - what do they call it? - advancing color, it looks closer than blue). Link to comment
vdhamer 0 Posted May 15, 2005 For what it's worth, here is a similar shot of mine (without any manipulation) taken at 1/11 of a second exposure. Link to photo.net photo. Link to comment
jim_g.1 0 Posted May 16, 2005 Andrey and Peter thank you both for your suggestions. Andrey I see what you mean about the shirt popping a little better had it been yellow. Peter I liked your "Mad Tea Party" image (manipulation free) I did mimick it just a bit it this 2nd effort. The one thing I just don't want to loose from this image is the smile on the kids face. Link to comment
andrey1 0 Posted May 16, 2005 James, I like your second version of blurring a lot more than the first one. Regards, Andrey. Link to comment
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