Look Ma! No hands!

One wonderful evening I went for a bike ride with Girlfriend. On said bike ride I was naturally messing around with my camera, as I do often. Being a big fan of motion photography I decided to try not the most smart thing to do with an expensive camera while riding a bike. I thought a picture of the handle bars would look really cool while in motion. Granted I was not really used to this bike, I leaned back and snapped a picture just as I began to lose balance.

The product of my dare devil stunt turned out to be pretty cool.

Dear Flobots... So can I. Sincerely, Shark Potato

I can't help but think how much better this picture would look if I had a wide angle lens. I think I decided on which lens will be my next purchase.

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A moment of Motion

One of the most exciting things that I have learned through trial and error on my SLR is playing with motion. Photography not only fascinated me by being able to capture a single moment in time, but also with the ability to capture several consecutive moments in time to give motion to a photograph. I am not exactly in an area that provides me with ample opportunities to experiment with such photography, but I do my best.

A nearby waterfall the Girlfriend and I stumbled upon.

Nature things like this are the reason that every photographer should always carry their camera in case one comes across such geological beauty.

As you will come to know in some of my future posts, long exposure (particularly night photography) is among my personal favorites. One would be surprised how much light exists in the darkness of the night.

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