Weekly challenge - lights, camera, ACTION! 11/11 - 11/17

5. clock - radial blur

According to Monty Python.....and now for something completely different.
I had the idea to make a radial blur effect on the dial of attached alarm clock (more than 100 years old heirloom, but without much value, from my wife), but the final result wasn't very interesting.

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By shifting some layers and also making a 'negative' layer I got a completely different (artsy) image with "action" still in a way as the starting point.

Gerard

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6. leftover Merlot - zoom blur-effect
Fuji XE-1 + Olympus OM Zuiko 50mm lens

Took me hours to get the glass right and a few more for the blur-effect, which didn't
work very well, transparant glass on a white background, so find an alternative.

Gerard

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6. leftover Merlot - zoom blur-effect
Fuji XE-1 + Olympus OM Zuiko 50mm lens

Took me hours to get the glass right and a few more for the blur-effect, which didn't
work very well, transparant glass on a white background, so find an alternative.

Gerard

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I love everything about this...a beautiful render, and worth the time it took. Nominated November POTM.
 
6. leftover Merlot - zoom blur-effect
Fuji XE-1 + Olympus OM Zuiko 50mm lens

Took me hours to get the glass right and a few more for the blur-effect, which didn't
work very well, transparant glass on a white background, so find an alternative.

Gerard

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I love everything about this...a beautiful render, and worth the time it took. Nominated November POTM.

Nominated, WOW...thank you very much! :1219::1219::1219:

Gerard
 
7. street lightning at 23:34 hours - ICM effect
Canon G9

Last night I made 3 pictures with 3 different camera movements, all from the same position.
Merged these 3 pictures in PaintNet.
(it's the same effect as creating a 'double exposure' with a camera, only this method is much easier/faster)

Gerard

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I apologize Peg for not participating much. I really have been grinding out sales calls so I can make more money to buy coach bags, cars, boots, and camera gear. The wife's latest interest is in boots.
I have no problem with them as I ask her to wear them... Lol, she is happy to oblige as always. Finally, I can enjoy a purchase:bouncingsmileys:.

Anyway, here is my drawn out, spent way to much time on capturing an image strait out of camera. I spent 12 s on edit, probably should have worked it. However, I like it as it turned out. People are going to not like it because it is not in focus. that's fine but the reality is I purposely captured it this way, I challenge people to shoot this way for expressional reasons.

Captured with an XT2 and 60mm macro. I used a custom monochrome red filter + heavy grain setting for this image. I love the sharp line associated with this setting when the light on my focus point draws it heavy around a cave. It is what I was after. Is the image as a whole good? probably not but that line excites my noobness.
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It's cool @jcdeboever but did you mean to post that in the Take Two challenge? This is the Action/Movement challenge...
 
Here's my action photos for today - a little ICM zoom and a ICM sweep. True confession, I had no good subjects to shoot today so I used ICM to shoot two of my photos that hang in my kitchen. Is that cheating? Not sure!




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It's cool @jcdeboever but did you mean to post that in the Take Two challenge? This is the Action/Movement challenge...
No. It is action and movement. I guess I failed.... Geez, what the heck is going on in here? You can't see it? This place is wearing thin on me.
 
No. It is action and movement. I guess I failed....

Sorry, my failure not yours. Your comment about getting it right SOOC threw me off.
 

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