Motion in Photography

This assignment explores the various ways that a photographer can convey motion with a single still photograph.  This can happen in a variety of ways...

1) In the camera by using a fast shutter speed to freeze motion. 
2) By panning while you shoot to freeze a moving subject but blur the background. 
3) In post-production (Photoshop). 
4) Letting the moving subject blur in the photograph. 
5) Any other way you can imagine to capture the feeling of motion.

Size:  8" x 10"

Resolution 300 ppi

Due Date: TBA

Below are some student examples of motion in photography:

Please refer to the sites below for an introduction to photographic techniques used in capturing and expressing motion.  You may use any of the varied approaches, but your goal is to create a  sense of movement with a single static image. The subject is open.

http://www.pixel77.com/depicting-motion-photography-hints-tips-beginners/

http://digital-photography-school.com/a-beginners-to-capturing-motion-in-your-photography

http://www.digitalcameraworld.com/2013/04/26/movement-photography-camera-panning-techniques-to-convey-a-sense-of-speed/