I assumed most entries on long exposure will be about lights or water, so I thought I try something with my hair...had hoped I could have used a slower shutterspeed but the flying hair effect could not be captured as I hoped...but it's still a slower shutterspeed than I would normally use ;) Used only one slightly lit softbox from the left for the atmosphere as it would have gotten too bright otherwise...
[Jun. 22nd, 2010 01:42:29 AM]
Thank you all for your lovely comments! I am very happy about people liking it seeing that 3 of you added it as a favourite :D
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Cool shot, nice pose, strong colors. But I don't see how a long exposure really helps here; I'd have preferred to see this with the motion frozen rather than blurred, or perhaps it's simply not blurred enough. The overall effect is one of softening--there should be something sharper here. Motion blur doesn't have to mean that nothing is well focused. (6)
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