365/100 Capturing Motion/7

I'm going out with a bang on day 100! Literally, because when I installed my oven's new ignitor upside down by accident, there was a small gas explosion. No-one got hurt and the situation was rectified quickly by putting the ignitor in the right way.


Lens and camera settings:
50mm f/2.0 @ f/2.0, 1/20sec and ISO 800. IS on, WB @ 5400K.

365/99 Capturing Motion/6

Today I decided to drop trying to capture the moment and take control over silly things like composition, light and subject matter. I purposely left the color temperature a little more yellow, because the white balanced photo looked almost sickly pale. This photo showed the most motion, so it's the one I'm keeping. I might have chosen a faster shutter speed if I were to try this setup again.


Lens and camera settings:
50mm f/2.0 @ f/4.0, 1/20sec and ISO 1000. WB at 2800K (Tungsten).

365/98 Capturing Motion/5

I have motion today, but I have to admit I wasn't really trying. I haven't really been into this theme, and honestly I can't wait until next week. I did capture something else that I feel was incredible!


Lens and camera settings:
14-54mm f/2.8-3.5 @ f/4.0, 1/20sec and ISO 100.



And then about 10 feet from that position, I noticed some really nice light:


50mm f/2.0 @ f/4.0, 1/60sec and ISO 800. PP in Olympus Master, and then noise correction done in PS.


 

365/97 Capturing Motion/4

To take this photo, I set my camera to take a long exposure (f/22, 8 seconds), on a tripod and then dropped a balloon and manually set off my flash a few times. Here is the result!


Lens and camera settings:
50mm f/2.0 @ f/22, 8 seconds, ISO 100. OCF handheld flash @ 1/4th power.

365/96 Capturing Motion/3

Because people asked for it:


Lens and camera settings:
50mm f/2.0 @ f/8.0, 1/250 (max sync speed) and ISO 400. Flash @ 1/16th power, OCF. WB @ 5400K