A different kind of example of compositing a family portrait. The kids are moving, the shadows are from a still exposure. Just for fun!
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4 Comments
Great camera effect! Working in digital media, I really want to try that one!!
No real camera effect--just stick it on a tripod, ask the kids to go back and forth a few times, and layer the pictures in Photoshop. The most important thing is the focus. I used a somewhat slow shutter speed to show motion so the focus was fixed on the sidewalk and generally fixed parts of the shot.
Hey, I know those kids!
Cool kids! Cooler shadows!
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