Motion

On sunday mornings I do a lot of egg cracking at Panera Bread! I decided to just do a simple photo sequence on egg cracking. Before the egg is cracked, during, and after. Eggs are awesome. Taste good too.

MOTION - DREW LUNDQUIST

This shot I've tried to do a couple times now, trying to capture movement/motion yet still haven't managed to get it to where I want. A light painting shot using a blue tinted fluorescent light moved around with a 30sec exposure time. This time with ISO maxed at 1600 at f/5.6

Motion/Nick B

I was out exploring a new set of buildings I had found in Weld County, Colorado. There were some fast moving clouds overhead, and light pollution from a new community over the hill. I simply set up the tripod and set the camera for 30 Seconds at F5.6 ISO 400.

MOTION

Apart from my normal fashion photography and consumer portraiture, I decided to start the quarter off with a fun beginning. I'm excited about this quarter and this photograph expresses my feelings almost to a T :) The rest of my work will reflect my main genre's but for now this expresses the idea of 'moving' forward and letting loose.

Model: Reid Kessler

Location: Art Institute Studio

Photographer: Lauren Larsen

Motion

This shot ended up quite opposite from my original idea. I wanted to show a snow boarder sliding down a rail with a blur, and then stopping him at the end with a strobe. Due to equipment failures I ended up taking a different route and panning my subjects. In the end I was happy with the change and must say these guys are fast!!

Motion: Justin Wilhelm

Driving through the Colorado mountains in January is new to me. As I pushed my 4 cylinder Toyota Echo up Co-119 toward Nederland from Boulder I found myself having to pull over for vehicles that were better equipped to travel the snow packed roads. This also allowed me to patiently wait in the freezing cold to watch cars pass by and I was happy I did, because I could see what my surroundings looked like. As each car passed by their headlights would wash the walls with fantastic light, and that is what I was trying to express in this photo.

Motion: Emily Schulte

I captured this photograph of my dog, Summit, the other day while we were at the park playing frisbee.  With the concept of motion in mind, my goal was to capture her in mid-flight while she was jumping to catch her frisbee.  After many failed attempts, I finally got one that showed the motion involved in playing frisbee.