Action & Movement Category
Photographs that dramatically capture a single moment.

This thread is for discussion of your entries (there's nothing wrong with giving yourself a little exposure - post a link!), the techniques you used to create your shot, and to point out your favourite entries from other entrants so far.

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James De Vile
digitalcameramagazine.co.uk
Future Publishing

Hi

Just wanted to get people's opinion about the entries for action and movement, i seen quite a few photographs that seem total irrelevant to this category. there are some really good photographs i worry that they wont get noticed under the seas of photographs that don’t seem to capture the essences of this category i.e. photos "that dramatically capture a single moment".

here are some photos which i think are very good.

http://poty2008.dcmag.co.uk/3913562625327336181/sallah.html

http://poty2008.dcmag.co.uk/3913562626208586947/muay-thai.html

Trying to pull out all the stops - I would appreciate any comments on my work http://poty2008.dcmag.co.uk/3913562626470746137/every-cloud-has-a-silver-lining.html

Regards Andy

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http://www.beauxreflets.com/photography.html

JD:

Action & Movement Category
Photographs that dramatically capture a single moment.

This thread is for discussion of your entries (there's nothing wrong with giving yourself a little exposure - post a link!), the techniques you used to create your shot, and to point out your favourite entries from other entrants so far.

How long is a 'sinlge moment' and how many photos can you take in that time? You see I like sequences and composites and the single photo doesn't always capture the moment. I understand that there is an alternate category for these images but  its not Action and Movement which I think my images are about.



http://community.dcmag.co.uk/photos/dave_venabless_gallery/category190226.aspx

Hi Dave

Some sequences and composites shots work and some appear rather odd or without umph! I guess it is down to personal taste as with most works of Art

Regards Andy

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http://www.beauxreflets.com/photography.html

The picture I entered showes a tired lead singer

http://poty2008.dcmag.co.uk/3913562628288224336/leadsinger-bobby-from-overkill.html

 

Hi

Please confirm that "multiple exposure" shot is a single moment, or not. Is not it adding significant element of photograph.. current exposure to prior one? The first exposure already constitutes a photograph or not?

Like Andy, i would appreciate any comments, criticism.. any things, on my works. Thank you.

http://poty2008.dcmag.co.uk/3913562626337776956/shaking-teeth.html

Wish i could browse a few more photographs, give comments and vote.. but really gotta go, see you later.

Regards,
Merry