I set the shutter speed to 3.2 seconds and the auto to 10 seconds, so I would hit the shutter and run across the yard listening for the indicator that it was about to take the photo and try to guess when to jump. I always got the timing wrong. In this shot, I was just landing after leaping, which is why there is a little bit of forward motion but that is blurrier and more see-through than the fraction of a second longer that I spent "landing". It also explains my Beyonce sized ass as the shutter opened when I was probably still an inch off the ground and carried forward into my next step. Then I ran it through a filter (RPM Beautifier- hard to find this custom one anymore) and saturated the color slightly more in Photoshop.
This is all my work. I took these pictures. I, me, mine. However, having said that, I don't Photoshop watermarks on my pictures because I don't believe in it- the practice reminds me of a jealous dog pissing on everything. I slapped a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Unported license on this page because I'm really pretty much a socialist and don't care how much my pictures are "borrowed" provided credit is given (*cough* link back to this site) and no one else makes money off my work. Other than that...if you can translate Latin send me a message.
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNot going to ask how you did this, but I love the end result. It reminds me of a pre-raphelite painting I saw, just can't remember the name or artist.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mike.
ReplyDeleteIt's okay to ask, btw.
I set the shutter speed to 3.2 seconds and the auto to 10 seconds, so I would hit the shutter and run across the yard listening for the indicator that it was about to take the photo and try to guess when to jump. I always got the timing wrong. In this shot, I was just landing after leaping, which is why there is a little bit of forward motion but that is blurrier and more see-through than the fraction of a second longer that I spent "landing". It also explains my Beyonce sized ass as the shutter opened when I was probably still an inch off the ground and carried forward into my next step. Then I ran it through a filter (RPM Beautifier- hard to find this custom one anymore) and saturated the color slightly more in Photoshop.
That filter is awesome. Makes me wish I still had Photoshop. I use GIMP cause it's affordable, but it doesn't do what Photoshop can do.
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