Sunday, May 10, 2009

Photographing Action

Taking pictures of action settings is one of the more essential parts of good photography. Adding action into a photo creates interest, and often allows more expression. Posed photos are boring, candid shots often are the best, if taken well. There are two main options when photographing action, and which choice used often determines the effect of the photo.

Option 1: Fast shutter speed. This freezes the action for a clear photo.


Option 2: Let the picture blur. By not using a fast shutter speed, the action will blur, giving a sense of speed and movement.


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