SuperLitio

[AndresBernal]

first,
i took my camara to the concert,

second,
Im not quite tall so i had to focus on the artist, then raise my hands therefore no heads were inside my photo. As i was raising my hands i had one on the shutter button and the other one on the zoom lense, i changed settings so the aperture was f 5.6 and my shutter speed was 0.3 segs.

third,
I had a 18-55 lense, so as i focused on the artist, i used all the zoom my lense let me (55mm), then i raised my hands, and press the button, as i had 0.3 segs of exposure, i moved the lense backwards getting to 18mm (while taking the photo) and this is why it looks as all the movement is towards the spectator.

Cámara: Nikon D3000
Exposición: 0.3
Aperture: f/5.6
Velocidad ISO: 100
Technique: Zooming

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[aprillove20]

this photo looks so messy but its great!


You did a very great job by doing this one.

[ML Photography]

Originally Posted by aprillove20

this photo looks so messy but its great!


You did a very great job by doing this one.

I absolutely quote.

Would you please explain us the technique you used to achieve this result?

Thank you.

[AndresBernal]

first,
i took my camara to the concert,

second,
Im not quite tall so i had to focus on the artist, then raise my hands therefore no heads were inside my photo. As i was raising my hands i had one on the shutter button and the other one on the zoom lense, i changed settings so the aperture was f 5.6 and my shutter speed was 0.3 segs.

third,
I had a 18-55 lense, so as i focused on the artist, i used all the zoom my lense let me (55mm), then i raised my hands, and press the button, as i had 0.3 segs of exposure, i moved the lense backwards getting to 18mm (while taking the photo) and this is why it looks as all the movement is towards the spectator.

Hope my info is complete, if you have more questions, please ask.

Thank you, hope you apreciate my photos, i have more on flickr Flickr: ABernalG.'s Photostream

[TheSparks]

I'm not sure if the "messy" look would really work in a different setting, but at a concert it totally worked. You really captured the chaos/beauty of live music. Awesome photo.

[ML Photography]

Originally Posted by AndresBernal

first,
i took my camara to the concert,

second,
Im not quite tall so i had to focus on the artist, then raise my hands therefore no heads were inside my photo. As i was raising my hands i had one on the shutter button and the other one on the zoom lense, i changed settings so the aperture was f 5.6 and my shutter speed was 0.3 segs.

third,
I had a 18-55 lense, so as i focused on the artist, i used all the zoom my lense let me (55mm), then i raised my hands, and press the button, as i had 0.3 segs of exposure, i moved the lense backwards getting to 18mm (while taking the photo) and this is why it looks as all the movement is towards the spectator.

Hope my info is complete, if you have more questions, please ask.

Thank you, hope you apreciate my photos, i have more on flickr Flickr: ABernalG.'s Photostream

Anytime I've tried this trick the images came out really shaky...

[AndresBernal]

Originally Posted by ML Photography

Anytime I've tried this trick the images came out really shaky...

Maybe it's because of the exposure time, take care not to make it too long.

[ML Photography]

Originally Posted by AndresBernal

Maybe it's because of the exposure time, take care not to make it too long.

I will surely try that again now... Many thanks!