Motion Photography #5: "Basketball Hoop"

NEW Motion Photography Video Every Tuesday and Thursday!

Motion photography is a simple concept: Adding a dimension of time and context to the art of photography. With it you are able to capture not just the image, but the mood. The image becomes a living thing and the details (both big and small) become the focal point. This, along with the addition of sound, serves to provide a very unique artistic experience.

Q: How does Motion Photography differ from video?
A: The idea of "video" is an amorphous one. A video can be a short as a few seconds or as long as a few days (yes, there are movies that long). Traditional Photography is, by its very nature, time limited to a single moment in time - one fraction of a second of purely visual experience. Motion Photography builds on this idea by likewise limiting itself to 2 minutes*. No longer, no shorter, no cuts. By strictly defining the time-frame, Motion Photography gives each and every second more meaning and separates itself from the non-existent limitations of video.

Please, Full screen in HD and Enjoy! (For best effect use surround-sound headphones)

Questions and Comments welcome!

*Youtube adds the extra second in its processing phase.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• motion
• photography
• basketball
• hoop
• net
• outside
• rain
• storm
• water
• beautiful
• art
• artistic