Capturing a photograph that illustrates movement is a skill that takes a bit of practice to master. Today I gave it a try, discarded many attempts. I kept these two because the little doll can still be identified, yet the movement is evident.
Experimenting with motion
Movement Experiment
I also tried panning a couple of years ago, when our dog was chasing a stick. I clearly need more practice.
Just for fun I am including a gallery of puffin photos that I took in Newfoundland. They do show some movement especially in the wings. By the way, these little guys are fun to see and photograph. This was the fulfillment of a bucket list item.
Puffin taking off
About to fly
Take off
Puffin in motion
Puffin in flight
The Eye of a Thieving Magpie 
That’s the fun part about photography–all kinds of room for experimenting and trying out new ideas. All of these are good, but I especially like the pictures of the Newfoundland puffins. Photographing animals can be unpredictable, and it looks like you caught these shots at just the right moment. The wings in motion show up well. I’ll probably come back to this post, as I like the layout for the puffin pictures. 🙂 Great work!
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Thanks Robin. Puffins are fun to photograph because they are used to people and I could get close.
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Super motion pictures
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This is motion picture at its best. GREAT EXPERIMENT!
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Love the puffins!
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Doh! Love the puffins!
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Puffins are beautiful. I tasted smoked puffin on Iceland and they taste great too.
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Do they taste like more chicken or fish?
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It’s difficult to remember exact flavors, but I’d say none of the above. I do however remember that smoked puffin was extremely tasty.
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