Series of Four
This is the tenth Blog in the “Series of Four” series. Each blog focuses on a different aspect of photography, either technical or creative. To see the full set of “Series of Four” blogs, click here.
Creatures in motion
Generally the aim is to freeze motion and to avoid motion blur but that is what rules are there for – to be broken. I have a few images in my collection where the sense of motion makes the image. The instant is prolonged – a butterfly takes off, a baboon leaps with its baby, a thief escapes and a puppy runs for the pure joy of it. To be different (and to add one to the Series of Four) a fly is frozen in flight….
An extra image – a fly frozen in motion as it flies.
- A chipmunk escapes from the bird feeder in Vienna, Virginia, USA
- A Queen Butterfly, Leu Gardens, Orlando, Florida, USA
- Toffee dog, Caterham in Surrey, England
- Monkey and child, Kakamega rain forest, Western Kenya
- A syrphid fly, Caterham in Surrey, England
