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For some time I've been wondering if making a series of pictures with ever slower shutter speeds might be the answer. The aim to end up with an almost invisible car in the shot as an attempt to illustrate the here today gone tomorrow likelihood of humanity and it's technologies. Apologies for pretentious waffle but I can't think of a clearer way to put across what I mean.
The technical problem preventing today's efforts working as I'd like, with a sharp plant, was the bloody wind! I never seem to get a windless day with half reasonable light.
This is a composite strip to give an idea of how I envisage the presentation - if I ever get it right.
A larger image to show the plant blur. Does it actually matter?
The technical problem preventing today's efforts working as I'd like, with a sharp plant, was the bloody wind! I never seem to get a windless day with half reasonable light.
This is a composite strip to give an idea of how I envisage the presentation - if I ever get it right.
A larger image to show the plant blur. Does it actually matter?
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