Meterinig:spot
Picture Mode: Shutter Priority
Image Flipped Vertically,Cropped
Colours:Enhanced, Dodging, Burning.
Camera was panned vertically against the motion of the object.This created blurring in upper and lower portion of the boy.
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There is no background so it is hard to gauge the speed of the jump and as the subject is so out of the focus, this looks more like an abstract that a motion panning technique
It's alright but I feel the picture lacks any real center point of focus, I'm sure this is the way you wanted it but to me it doesn't really work out that great.
Once again please look at the picture you have taken. The white background is nice, but the person is completely out of focus, theres no real panning only motion. It just doesn't look clear. Im not a photography expert but I know that most of the time pictures look best not blurry.
Interesting effect and idea. But it doesn't demonstrate motion panning, as it doesn't contain the elements of sharp tracked subject and motion-blurred background.
I would probably have said this was a "motion blur" shot, rather than a "motion panning" shot. Also, I would probably have entitled it "Fall" rather than "Jump" as they seem to be travelling down and this is where the space is. While it is a stylish image, it is hard to tell whether it was a panning shot went wrong as the subject is not sharp, or it was supposed to be a motion blur shot - which is not really what was asked for.
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