




Actually, they're not original photos. I've used Photoshop to crop them following my perception, purposes and feeling.


In this case the shutter speed was adjusted to open a little bit longer. So that, the camera can catch as much movement as possible. And because I didn't use flash light so I had to increase the ISO value. If you take a careful look, it will be very clearly to find out the distortion.
Here are some other ones.
1 comment:
The colors and movement are great in these photos. Very dynamic!
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