Sometimes I like playing about with my camera – not just using it practically to document reality as I see it, but using it artistically to create something deliberately abstract.
These are all relatively slow shutter speed images taken this afternoon, looking down onto a vase of red roses placed on a plain grey rug while quickly yet smoothly twisting the zoom lens from wide angle to telephoto. Other than cropping the outer edges to highlight the main areas of interest, all shots are straight out of camera without any further software post-processing.
There’s just something exciting in trusting in the twist to throw out an occasional delightful image or two that works, a pleasing prize nestling neatly amongst the dozens of dull discarded duds.
Definitely worth a smile for me today, even through my miserable cloud of depression 🙂
Zoom effects are always very cool. These look great.
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Those are pretty cool, Ruth. I like them.,
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It reminds me of a twirling parasol.
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🙂
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Impressive!
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I’ve never tried this! I’ve used a slower shutter speed and moved the whole camera…but never twisted the lens….now I have to go try it!
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You get loads of bad images, but a few wonderful ones as well! 🙂
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so pretty
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