Photographic Portfolio
Demonstration of -
Sepia Technique: Top Left
Color Technique: Top Right, Bottom Left
Motion Blur Technique: Bottom Right
Live Performance
02 June 2002
Blue Bell, PA
This photograph is a collage of four separate images.
Viewers will either love or hate the "sepia"
photograph at the top left. (A bit of trivia: The term sepia
normally refers to the dual tone photographs taken during the mid to
late 19th century. Occasionally the term sepia is also used to
describe colored photographs taken during the 1940's.) It all depends on how you feel about having an
"antique" look to a photograph.
A motion blur photograph (bottom right) can be taken in
one of two ways. You can either make the subject appear to be steady
while the background blurs (you will see this technique used in many
car racing photographs) or you can keep the background clear while
allowing the the subject to blur. The latter is what I choose to do as
it is the more difficult of the two to accomplish without a the use of
a tripod. The end result is somewhat "artsy" so, as with
the sepia, viewers will tend to have strong feelings about the
photograph.
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