Movement, Definition Post

Definition:

-an act of moving
-a group of people working together to advance their shared political, social, or artistic ideas

Describing words: Slow, Unhurried, Measured, Stately

Personal Definition:  Something moving from point A to point B

This image shows an object that has been captured mid movement. The use of the water being captured in mid air with the air bubbles flowing to the surface past the object shows us that the object is moving very fast, and is hitting the surface very hard.

This object shows an example of movement over a long period of time. The photographer has captured the movement of the subject by slowly capturing the images over a long period of time. The end result reveals interesting blurred images of every place that the person has moved while capturing the photo, leaving us with one clear final image of the person standing in the centre of the frame. This is an interesting way that you can fill the frame of the image by using a unique example of movement.

I chose this image because of the way that the image draws your attention to a specific point in the photo by using movement. The camera has been focused in the bear, this allows the background to become extremely blurred by the movement. This leaves us with one point of focus in the picture because it is the only clear part of the image.

This image shows an example of movement in nature. This is image is an example of movement being captured without any real blurring. The photographer achieves this by positioning the camera at an angle that allows the light to reflect off of the water, revealing the lines in the stream that cause your eyes to follow them in order to give you an understanding of which direction the water is flowing. The black and white filter of the photo also adds tone that allows us to see where the water is dipping down and crashing.