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Richard Dean
{K:737} 4/1/2004
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Gerhard,
I sat in front of the tripod, as my assistant periodically covered the open lens, allowing me to change hand positions without excessive blurring. Thanks for your comment.
Richard
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Gerhard F
{K:2820} 3/31/2004
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Excellent capture - did you use a tripod (?), I could never hold the camera 6 seconds and have such an great result
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Carmem A. Busko
{K:48785} 3/12/2004
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Another very well done composition, Richard!
Regards,
Carmem
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Kees and Carolyn
{K:15193} 3/12/2004
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Great shot! I like the way you captured the movement!
Wonderful detail and double exposure.
Carolyn
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Jani Salvataggio
{K:27283} 3/12/2004
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Fantastic capture!!!
regards
Jani
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Stuart Mackay
{K:4551} 3/8/2004
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Absolutely a great shot Richard, I'm a guitar guy and love guitar shots..... I have a few shots of guitars but they are not as cool as this .... very cool..... I need to try this..
Love the shot...
Regards
Stuart
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Richard Dean
{K:737} 3/8/2004
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Rebecca, there are three simple chords in this photo, an A, D, and E. While experimenting with the movement, I found that fast appegios showed as a big blur. So I held those three positions while an assistant covered the lens for a fraction of a second as I changed. It still has the feel I was looking for, but there is little actual movement of my hands.
Regards,
Richard Dean
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Rebecca Raybon
{K:26654} 3/8/2004
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Very imaginative shot. The long exposure showing us the chording fingers, the movement. ( What is this, by the way? A C minor? ) Excellent image!
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