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My friend (and model-dancer) Sandy Moore provided beautiful, graceful movements for this long-exposure shot.
My friend (and model-dancer) Sandy Moore provided beautiful, graceful movements for this long-exposure shot.
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Contest Finalist in Lapse Of Time Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Long Exposure Experiments Photo Contest
Honorable Mention in Ballerinas And Dancers Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Ballerinas And Dancers Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Shutter Games Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Artistic Expressions Photo Contest
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snowdon
August 11, 2015
Congratulations on your Finalist Win in Artistic Impressions competition.. Amazing



roxananegru
October 19, 2015
Wow Sarah! This a wonderful and creative idea of shoting! I absolutely adore this photo. Can you tell me please how did it?

sarahallegra
October 27, 2015
Thank you! It's actually not too hard, I had my model Sandy wear a very soft, flowy dress with a big skirt which I knew would swish around a lot; that helps with blending later. Since she's a dancer, I just told her to dance within a certain distance so she'd still be in frame. I shot it intentionally with a slow shutter speed to get the blurred look you see here - the actual settings will depend on where you're shooting. Anyway, I had Sandy dance around for a while in a few different spots, selected my favorite images and blended the frames together in Photoshop using layer masks. Oh, and make sure your camera is locked down tightly on your tripod and doesn't move between shots! That'll help you a LOT doing your post work :) Good luck! Give it a try, it's fun and really not hard!




