my style C&C

[er111a]

I know some of yall wont like it but maybe some of you will

 

[o hey tyler]

I actually really do like this. This may be the best photo you've posted. The only thing I can find slightly distracting in the background is the blue sign 3/4 of the way up the pole on the right. Other than that, it's a neat effect. Was this done in camera or with post processing?

 

[fiveoboy01]

It's not a bad photo... the effect is interesting... but your processing is giving the effect of a burst of light... But the viewer can't really tell where it's coming from. It just looks like it's materializing from the ground somewhere.

 

[I'm new to photos]

i'm pretty sure jesus was sitting there and befor you took a pic he vanished and left you a sweet pic in return :bigangel:

 

[gsgary]

I'm at a loss

 

[florenceinitaly]

cool effect, i'm curious to know if this was PP or how'd you manage to take the shot like that in camera

 

[toneian]

I second fiveoboy, where is the light coming from? Overall good effect though

 

[gsgary]

This is not a photographic style, its a pp style, sorry but for me its just a photo that has a photoshop effect

 

[zeto88]

This is not a photographic style, its a pp style, sorry but for me its just a photo that has a photoshop effect

^ that.

 

[anm90]

This effect can be done in camera by using a longer shutter speed and allowing part of the exposure to be in focus and then while still exposing, moving the zoom back. I have seen this detailed in an issue of Shutterbug magazine. Pretty cool effect.

 

[gsgary]

This effect can be done in camera by using a longer shutter speed and allowing part of the exposure to be in focus and then while still exposing, moving the zoom back. I have seen this detailed in an issue of Shutterbug magazine. Pretty cool effect.

Like this, not one of my best

 

[SrBiscuit]

it looks like he did a zoom blur to a copy of the photo, put it on top of the other one, and masked out the effect from half the image. (am i close, er11a?)
i also see a little pshop lens flare in there too.

 

[gsgary]

it looks like he did a zoom blur to a copy of the photo, put it on top of the other one, and masked out the effect from half the image. (am i close, er11a?)
i also see a little pshop lens flare in there too.

No effects on my photo i hardly use photoshop, most of my stuff only goes through Capture One or Lightroom

 

[SrBiscuit]

not you gary

i was talking about er11a's photo.

 

[LokiZ]

Photography or Photo shop the topic header states "my style"

That would signify that something in this photo has a common link between pretty much most of your other photography. Until I either have time to search out your other posts, or you repost a series of shots from different shoots it will be tough to determine what your style is.

I have to agree with most, interesting effect, but would be even more interesting if it did indeed come straight from the camera that way. Up to this point I missed in this post where you said how the effect was achieved.

My apologies if I missed that post above.