Last Tree Standing

[PixelRabbit]

This of course is part of the slow shutter speed+Mr Rabbit driving set, would love to hear your thoughts, thanks for taking a look!


Please view large!

 

[PhotoWrangler]

How in world did you accomplish that effect?

 

[PixelRabbit]

It's an ancient Chinese secret

 

[PixelRabbit]

Oh and no it's not photoshopped, the effect is created while shooting

 

[PhotoWrangler]

Panning from the passenger seat?

 

[PixelRabbit]

 

[PhotoWrangler]

It took me a minute, but.... I. aRe. Smart.

 

[ceeboy14]

Background gives me motion sickness. It's why I rarely ride shotgun and NEVER in the backseat.

 

[manaheim]

OK subject, pretty solid execution, don't personally love the framing.

 

[vintagesnaps]

I like that this one has a stationary object to focus on because what I find hard to look at with this type photo is the blurred movement (although it doesn't seem as dizzying in this one). My eyes seemed drawn to the lighter background more than to the tree I think, maybe because the tree doesn't seem to have a lot of detail in the darkness.

 

[timor]

Very nice ! Now you found replacement for creating very shallow depth of field previously possible in view cameras only. Try this with film.

 

[PixelRabbit]

Thanks for your thoughts all! I will carry them forward with me

T, I absolutely will! (But I think I will do a few films of other stationary stuff first to get the process down pat , I can't imagine troubleshooting processing errors etc... With this kind of shot lol)

 

[timor]

I can't imagine troubleshooting processing errors etc... With this kind of shot lol)

This shot with it's wide tonal range is perfect for that. However if you want to get something similar on film, you will need an orange filter.