Panning photography

What an incredible week! I have been literally gasping over all the entries that came in! Narrowing down the selection to just 11 was nearly impossible!! I had 35 that I just loved before the week was even up! I had to leave out some images that I absolutely adored! This is no easy task, but I did want to represent all the various ways to capture motion. Thank you so much to everyone who submitted for all the inspiration--you guys ROCKED this theme!! Jennifer Brandon Photography I adore the…

Panning tips: 1. use a higher aperture 2. 1/60 - 1/20th of second depending on the speed of your subject 3. Longer focal lengths are easier 4. Move your camera at the same speed as your subject who is moving parallel to you while staying as still as possible. 5. Busy background is your friend. 6. Look for predictable motion. #panning #slowshutter #motionblur

Using intentional camera movement to create some amazing and unique images. While most of us know that panning can be used to capture movement, this technique is also great for photographing stationary objects, or creating artistic, abstract images.

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I would like to introduce one of the most interesting techniques in photography — “Panning”. Many might wonder and ask:” What is panning?” “Using frying pan?” Answer is no. Panning is very simple, just set shutter speed, aperture, hold your camera and pan along with moving subject (tracking motion with your camera). Guess what you […]

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Although panning is not tricky, there are some things you need to take into consideration when shooting a moving subject with this technique.