I never tried my hands of panning , like the Bicycle shot taken by Amlan.
Can you give some suggestions on how to do it ? Is it that you have to keep the moving object focused pretty well , and rest all blurred ? That's it ?
I do hope that each one of you would check out for your images being used elsewhere on the internet without your permission.
[MENTION=121890]kaz[/MENTION] - The 2nd one is cool. The wall and the cage aren't looking nice in 1st & 3rd one.
Yep thanks.[MENTION=15209]quan chi[/MENTION] great colours in that one
Lovely photos 2nd & 4th.(Good depth.)Cools shots guys..!
[MENTION=15209]quan chi[/MENTION]: Nice colours there btw are you a MK fan ?
Just sharing few pics..
That bear seems to be laughing at you.Nice clicks @ishan99 @izzikio_rage and @Gen.Libeb
Here some from my recent wildlife shots, will share many more soon
Play Time
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Good Bye
Photography has always been an art. The way it looks good to the one composing it, is the way to go.@quan chi: Thanks! Cool shot there, love the contrasting colors.
Awesome, I'm an MK fan too, still playing MK9, and waiting for MKX
@CyberKID: Thanks! The shots are real. I only add some gradient color overlay to give a mood to it with PP, but no blurring or painting stuff like that on the image. The composition, depth of field, the painted strokes like effect and bokehs all are straight from cam with the cam+adapter+special lens I've used..also sometimes no PP like the blue pendant pic which has no edits other than the text. Every pic is art for me so I just tweak it the way I want it to be.