Blur motion

Blur motion is a picture that is taken with a lower or higher shutter speed depending on the type of picture you're trying to capture.

The way I created my blur images is I lowered the shutter speed and had my subjects do something quickly.

In photoshop I tried to adjust the brightness so that the picture would look more appealing.

It was difficult to set the right shutter speed and do an action that could make the image appealing.

I think the easy thing was adjusting the shutter speed as needed as I got the hang of how to do it.

My image is of Adriana hanging off of the gate. This image uses forced perspective because it looks as if she is falling and trying to hang on to the gate. I had her lay on the floor and grab the gate then later rotated it so it could give that illusion. i think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected this image because i had to get on the floor and take the picture and make sure I didn't get the back building in the picture.

This is Adriana again because none of my group members wanted to take pictures. This image is supposed to look like she has really big feet and her body is smaller. I took her shoes and positioned them in front of the camera and then had her sit down and move her legs so it looks like her feet were in the shoes. What was hard is actually making it look like the shoes were big. I think distance affected this image a lot because she had to be put a certain way so it looked like the shoes were actually on her feet.

This is Adriana holding a dandelion. It looks like the dandelion is really big and even maybe a tree of some sort.I put the dandelion in front of the camera and had her make her hand into a fist so it looked like she was actually holding it. What was hard was the position that I had to put her in to make it look real. The dandelion and Adriana had to be a certain distance so that it would look real.

In this picture she is holding a flower. This uses forced perspective by making it look like she has a flower umbrella of some sort. I created this image by holding the flower on the bottom and making it look like she's holding it. What was hard about this was making sure my fingers didn't get in the shot. The flower had to be closer to the camera to actually create that illusion.

This image is of Kayla leaning against a tree. This image uses forced perspective by making it seem like she is leaning against a smaller tree. I created this image by putting her in front of the camera and putting the tree more behind. What was hard about this image was having her stand in a way that could actually create an illusion. Both objects had to be put a certain way that made it seem natural.

My image is of Adriana and a flower making it looks like a skirt. This image uses forced perspective to make it look like the flower is her skirt. I created this by holding the flower on top and positioning her so it looked like it was a skirt. What i think was hard is making sure my fingers didn't get in the picture. Distance effected this picture because it had to be put a certain way in order to create that illusion.

This image is her falling off a ledge. This creates forced perspective by giving the illusion that she is falling. I created this image by having her hold on to a ledge and make her look scared. What was hard about this is making sure none of the other buildings got in the picture. For sight I had to make sure none of the other buildings got in the picture.

This is a picture of Kayla stepping on Adriana. This image uses force perspective by making it seem like she is getting stepped on and is small. I created this image by putting Kayla in front of the camera and laying Adriana down further down the field to make it seem like she is getting smashed. What was hard was actually creating an illusion. Distance effected this image because they couldn't be too close or too far.

This image is her grabbing onto a chair. This image uses forced perspective by making it seem like the chair is small. I created this image by placing her in the front and having her make a fist and seem like she's holding it . What was hard about this is actually making it an illusion and making sure her hand was placed right. I think the sight affected this image greatly because if everything else in the background.

This is Adriana reaching up touching the light. This image uses forced perspective by making it seem that she's a giant. I created this image by putting her in front of the camera and putting her hand up. What was hard about this was actually making it look real. Distance affected this image because she had to be closer to the camera.

This is Kayla and Adriana falling and holding onto each other. This uses forced perspective by making it seem like they're falling off a building. I created this image by having them lay down and hold onto each other and then later rotated it. What was hard is angling the camera right. The sight in this was hard because i couldn't get anything else in the back.

This is adriana grabbing onto the pole. This image uses forced perspective by making it seem like the pole is bigger than everything else. I created this image by having her hold out her hand and i positioned the camera so it made it look like she was holding it. What was hard was angling the camera so her whole body would get into frame. Distance affected this image a lot because she had to be a certain way from the camera and the pole in order to take this.

This is her sitting on top of a table looking tiny. This image uses forced perspective by making her seem small and the table bigger. I created this image by having her sitting on the table further from the one in the front and i positioned this camera so she looked small. I think distance really effected this image because it was hard to actually create that illusion.

This is adriana getting smashed by Kayla's feet. This image uses forced perspective by making it seem like she is tiny and kayla has a giant foot. I created this image by having adriana lay down and kayla's foot in front of the camera. What was hard about this image is actually making it seem like she was getting smashed. Distance was hard with this because both subjects had to be positioned a certain way.

This is Adriana putting her hand against the wall. This image uses forced perspective by making it seem like she's a lot closer to the wall then she actually is. I created this image by having her close to the camera and putting her hand on the wall to make it seem like she was closer and then i angled the camera upward. What was hard about this was positioning the camera right. Depth of field affected this because of how everything was positioned.