Zoom with flash used, no photoshop.
To be a little more specific: I have attempted to do images such as
this before with a bit of success... here www.flickr.com/photos/7663216@N08/sets/72157602459561883/ , basically I zoom my lens over a 1/15 sec exposure, I attempt to
keep the desired object (in this case the leaf,) in the same portion
of my viewfinder throughout the zoom motion. While I zoomed I also
moved slightly left, if I were to zoom only, the point of focus would
be dead centre of the frame as opposed to lower right side. It's a
tricky technique to perfect but thanks to digital you can see your
result right away and continue to make adjustments in your movement
until you capture the desires result! I also used a off camera flash
in this image. I placed it infront of the tree trunk (notice some
detail in the bark, I think the flash may have added a bit of back
lighting on the focused leaf as well.
strobist, kaj7979, Big Fat Mano Cat, Kayhan Photography, and 82 other people added this photo to their favorites.
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KMG Pictures 67 months ago | reply
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ctaylor photography 67 months ago | reply
Excellent shot.
A 2 Z Member Choice !
Wow!! Love it.
I have seen it on All From A To Z .
RingoChan 67 months ago | reply
Rachael Twells 67 months ago | reply
Excellent shot.
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I have seen it on All From A To Z .
Paul_Ramon 67 months ago | reply
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H. Tapatapa [deleted] 67 months ago | reply
excellent
tgduarte 67 months ago | reply
this is great! especially with all the theory behind it
bobtravis 67 months ago | reply
Lovely result and thanks for the cool technique! Gorgeous shot....
tymflick [deleted] 67 months ago | reply
Holy cow - I HAVE to try this!!
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prdsra 66 months ago | reply
Very fine
I saw this wonderful photo in the your preferred picture group.
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kulturnik 66 months ago | reply
This shot smells....of success!
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Please add this great photo to Fine ART photos
o!n80 66 months ago | reply
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I Think this is Art !
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Mr Din 66 months ago | reply
great capture... i read your comment/"how to" I definitely have to try this!! bravo!
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emmily shaw 63 months ago | reply
great work!
wilber.elsalvador 63 months ago | reply
Saludos compañero.
Me gustaría saber tu opinión sobre las marcas siguientes de lentes:
Tokina
Sigma
Phoenix
Tamron
Mi cámara es una Canon, por lo que estoy interesado en saber cual de estas marcas le va mejor. También estoy interesado en saber si funciona en un 100% el estabilizador de imagen y el enfoque automático. Por cierto qué pasa con la calidad.
Estoy interesado en un lente 70-200mm o en un 70-300mm y en un fisheye, pero el precio no me es hada atractivo ( www.amazon.com/Canon-70-300mm-4-5-6-Lens-Cameras/dp/B0007... ) por lo que estoy pensando en utilizar otra marca.
De paso dime por favor tu opinión sobre el Canon EF 2X II Extender Telephoto Accessory ( www.amazon.com/Canon-EF-Extender-Telephoto-Accessory/dp/B... o www.amazon.com/Tamron-Autofocus-Teleconverter-Canon-Camer... ) mi lente es un 28-135mm. ¿Es más útil este accesorio que el lente 70-200mm?
Saludos.
Dan Ofer 59 months ago | reply
Great technique, think I'll try to steal it ;).
joshhikes 58 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called sharpness is such a bourgeois concept!, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
by Dany Negreda 57 months ago | reply
Hi, I am the administrator for a new group called Lens Painitng. This group is to gather the photographers that use in-camera techniques to create images that resemble paintings.
www.flickr.com/groups/lenspainting
| QUADRO | 52 months ago | reply
wow
DenisseBeirana | f o t o g r a f i a 20 months ago | reply
great
goergous
fabolous
amazing.....I LOVE IT!