How to add realistic motion (parallax) to a still image
Andy Ford
Often you have to use still images in video. Sure, you can zoom or pan across them, but it would be even more engaging to
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Getting creative with slow shutter speed
Nate Torres
Using slow shutter speed is one of the best ways to capture motion in a photo. With it, you can blur the background while still
Adding motion to a still waterfall, with Plotagraph Pro
Andy Ford
Plotagraph Pro, part of the Plotaverse app collection, helps you bring still images to life. One use is to add realistic motion to a photograph
Abstract photography turns motion into gorgeous textures
Joy Celine Asto
Motion in photography typically evokes concepts like energy, activity and restlessness. That makes it a powerful visual cue for portraying the frenetic energy of the
Bringing realistic motion to landscape photographs
Photofocus Team
(Editor’s Note: We welcome this guest post from Ed Wrzesien, an artist based out of Missoula, MT. His photography has been published by Simon and
Determining a time-lapse approach
Photofocus Team
Time-lapses are a great, creative way to bring life to your still photographs. There are different approaches for taking time-lapses. Which one works best for
Techniques for panning
Photofocus Team
In this video, Natalie Fobes explains the most effective techniques for panning in motion-centric photographs. For more LinkedIn Learning videos about photography, click here. There
Adweek Webinar: Video storytelling the impact of motion
Kevin Ames
Video is a force in advertising. From television to social media, motion impacts the message for products and services. Adweek, the voice of the advertising
Photographer of the Day: Isengardt
Bryan Esler
Category: Street Photographer: Isengardt “In And Out” The motion that the photographer is able to capture here is perfect. While it’s a scene you’ll stumble
Photographer of the Day: P Sterling Images
Jason Hahn
Category: Street Photography Photograph: Friday night in the City…. by P Sterling Images The two composition concepts that I find appealing and done well in
DSLR Video Weekly: The Impact of Light and Motion on Focus
Rich Harrington
This is article #18 in the DSLR Video Weekly series.  If you’d like the whole thing in one shot, check out the book Creating DSLR Video: From
100 Years/100 Shots
Doug Daulton
Here’s a journey through the past 100 years of cinema. This video was crafted by Jacob T. Swinney, and he picked what he felt was
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