Motion

Part 1
Panning-
When the camera moves with the action of the subject, but the subject is sharp and background streaky.

Photo by Jim Richardson
“Panning-Motion 101.” Jim Richardson on Panning to Capture Motion -- National Geographic, 12 Sept. 2016, www.nationalgeographic.com/photog
raphy/photo-tips/motion-photography-panning-richardson/.

Slow Motion-
When the background is focused, but the subject itself is blurry.

Photograph below by Hilary Shedel
“Photography.” Pinterest, 13 Mar. 2014, www.pinterest.com/pin/319755642265970588/.                                                                                                                                                                                                  

Freeze Action-

To capture the moving subject as if they are frozen in that position.

Photo by Sami Tuoriniemi
“Snowboard Wallpaper - Markku F*in Flying.” Whitelines Snowboarding, whitelines.com/photos/wallpapers/snowboard-wallpaper-markku-fin-flying.html. 


Total Motion-
The subject is moving as well as the person capuring the photograph. 

Photo from Pinterest, Unkown Artist  
“Photography.” Pinterest, 20 June 2017, www.pinterest.com/pin/611363718136643294/.










Effective Use of Camera Shake-
The photographer is moving while the subject is not. 

Photo by Dean Ayres
“Shutter Speed: A Beginner's Guide.” Shutter Speed: A Beginner's Guide | Photography Mad, www.photographymad.com/pages/view/shutter-speed-a-beginners-guide.

Part 2

Roma Koshel	Maria - Helena Buckley
This photo of a dancer is in slow motion.	This is a photo of a dancer, shot in freeze action.
Koshel, Roma. “Motion in dance.”  Flickr, Yahoo!, 5 May 2008, www.flickr.com/photos/romakoshel /2467911470/.	“DancinPhotos.” Maria-Helena  Buckley, www.dancinphotos.net /2009/10/maria-helena-buckley.html.

Practice: 
Slow Motion

Freeze Action