Macro Speed Challenge #11
Objects in Motion
I've always been intrigued by how motion is captured in still photography... For example how the moving weights in my watch show up as a solid object when in reality they are discrete shapes or how a fast shutter speed can "freeze" a drop of water in mid air. Anything that moves or is moving is allowed... Have at it everyone...
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Standard Rules apply:
Photo Submissions:
- Camera - Canon DSLR camera.
- Lens - Any lens, or attachment that can give Macro photos (ex. extension tubes, bellows, macro filters, reverse mounted lens and of course a true macro lens.).
- Time - any on-topic photo taken at any time is eligible, although photos that have won other competitions should NOT be entered.
- Size - Please see the Image posting rules.
- Post-Processing - do whatever you like and the host will decide if it works.
- Posting:
- ONE MACRO PHOTO per photographer in each challenge.
- Photo Name/Title in the message.
- Camera model & lens used in the message.
- Post brief Exif data including ISO, shutter speed and aperture used in the message.
- Notes - anything you feel you need to explain.
- ONE MACRO PHOTO per photographer in each challenge.
- Commenting - No commenting during challenge. When the posting is closed and a winner has been declared, comments can be made in this thread.
- Questions - Use PM
- Have FUN!
- New Topic - After winner is declared.
- Posting Starts - Right after topic is announced.
- Posting Ends - 10:00 PM EST Tuesday, January 27, 2009. Winner will be announced shortly thereafter. When it's done come visit, talk about your shots, what you liked about yours, others or even ask how someone setup their shot. Visit even if you did not enter the contest!
- Winner from this competition decides the theme of the next one (and judges it for a winner) after this competition is closed.
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