A nice thing about having willing subjects and plenty of time is that you get to play and experiment with different shutter speed/aperture combinations. Thus was the case in the Falklands. After getting all the sharp portraits of king penguins that I needed, I tried some motion blurred effects. For this one I had my camera on a tripod and dialed in a very low shutter speed. The king penguins are so graphic with their white, black and especially, those bright yellow feathers that I was able to get some interesting results. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 70mm) ISO 32, f/16 at 1/3rd of a second
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A nice thing about having willing subjects and plenty of time is that you get to play and experiment with different shutter speed/aperture combinations. Thus was the case in the Falklands. After getting all the sharp portraits of king penguins that I needed, I tried some motion blurred effects. For this one I had my camera on a tripod and dialed in a very low shutter speed. The king penguins are so graphic with their white, black and especially, those bright yellow feathers that I was able to get some interesting results.
Hellz yeah! Awesome how the waves in the distance maintain they’re shape, as well as the sky. Cooooool!
great blurr today.
Would we were the sun —- The earth and all revolving around us —- It’s the glory of technique.
This is just amazing! I love this so much!!! Wonderful way to present a well photographed subject in an interesting and exciting way! Gorgeous!!!
Work of art Crane. This is beautiful!
Stunning, Sean!
Letting your creativity shine with this one, Sean. It is amazing!
Very cool.