Mt Rushmore Blur
I did it with the Taj Mahal and now I've done it with Mount Rushmore. With a symbol as well known as this, visited by thousands of people a day making essentially the same photograph, I enjoy making quirkier and original fare and the easiest way to do that is to slow down the shutter speed and allow for some randomness to enter into the picture. A little motion blur does the trick for me.
I made about twenty shots at about 1/30th of a second giving the camera a decent bit of shake each time. I knew what I was looking for and upon review, chose this one.
With a little photoshop love it was good to go.
Mt Rushmore, my style.
Make pictures blurry.
I made about twenty shots at about 1/30th of a second giving the camera a decent bit of shake each time. I knew what I was looking for and upon review, chose this one.
With a little photoshop love it was good to go.
Mt Rushmore, my style.
Make pictures blurry.
2 comments:
Gotta love a postcard location shot in a non postcard way. I tend to shoot the tourists at these kind of places
One of my favorites. Can't help to see the correlation to the country's dreams falling out of focus, or maybe I just read too much into these things...
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