
Motion blur is a simple technique that requires a lot of luck. Fortunately you don't need any special equipment - just a tripod and a camera that can be set to shutter priority. You can shoot for motion blur at any time of the day, though unless you have a set of neutral density filters the darker hours will probably yield the best results. Whatever the situation, the key to getting a really cool motion blur photo is to experiment and shoot a lot of frames.
[ Top image The fun of the fair by Flickr user Rob Emes]
Light ignites the day by Flickr user Mark Emirali (away)
soaring to heaven by Flickr user shakerk
Flight by Flickr user wentloog
butterflying… ♫ little egret from bali ♫ by Flickr user bocavermelha-l.b.
Spin by Flickr user * OneLovePhoto.com
Feira de Cristóvão – Dia de São João – Dia 24 by Flickr user ˙ ♪ Claudio Lara ✔
a play in three acts by Flickr user brookeshaden
Seascape Distilled: Wave Panning by Flickr user Jim Patterson Photography
Poetry in Motion by Flickr user Ilko Allexandroff (a.k.a. sir_sky)
reverence خشوع by Flickr user majedphotos.com
"Emporté par la foule" * by Flickr user Hughes Léglise-Bataille
Monkey King by Flickr user Jonathan Kos-Read
Split by Flickr user Dan Chui (on/off!)
Garden Zephyr (Explored) by Flickr user Wes Iversen
The square egg, art competition in the Hermitage Amsterdam.(Stairs and elevator) by Flickr user *katz
Abstract - Photomorrobay photographers in one-second blur-exposure by Flickr user mikebaird
I'm spinning around... by Flickr user nezza74
Knuckle down! by Flickr user Zoom Lens
arve motion by Flickr user Andrew C Wallace
20130721-0068 by Flickr user www.cjo.info
Most people think this post is Awesome. What do you think?
Awesome just got more ideas from you"re tips! Thanks again!!!
Found these tips very useful and creative. Thanks for sharing.
thankyou for the tips. iI have experience it
I have a 7d canon camera and I would like more tips on using the Manuel functions
thanks Robert Donavan