Creativity in photography is all about playing with the combination of F-stop and shutter. You can select any object of your own choice, arranging a proper background, in day time or night time, indoor or outdoor. With all these combinations the results will be much more improved from it’s original state. Creativity in photography is certainly not a skill but it’s matter of simple interest.
Some of the creativity I ever tried are mostly with the long exposures, though there are several other innovative options to venture into photography. Long exposure is as simple as it says; exposing an object for a longer period of time. Long exposure photography can be tried indoors as well as outdoors. Best outcomes in long exposure photography indoor, can be achieved with dimming the lights and keep only the subject illuminated.
From outdoors long exposure photography, getting panning shots is the most interesting and it require better coordination between subject which is moving and the hand movement and it certainly takes and retakes nos. of shots.
This was captured in outskirt of Salzburg, Austria. I stopped at the highway to capture the ongoing bikes in panning shot.
F/13 – S 1/100 – ISO 100
A candle holder was placed on a living room floor with illuminated candle inside to capture a nice glowing flowery pattern.
F/4.5 – S 10 – ISO 250
A hop-on-hop-off bus in Vienna, sharply captured in camera using very high F stop value and slow shutter creating ghost images in the background and foreground.
F/32 – S 1/4 – ISO 160
A mobile torch was moved in a zig-zag pattern in a absolute pitch dark room and captured in camera with very low F stop value and slow shutter speed.
F/3.5 – S 8.0 – ISO 160
