I was lucky enough to attend a photography workshop at Chapter Theatre during the week, where we were taught how to paint with light. The tutor also mentioned 'ghosting' and briefly explained how to do this. It reminded me of Tired Mummy Of Two's post where she'd tried 'ghosting' and decided to have a go as well.
I love the movement, lighting and lines in this photograph; not bad for a first attempt.
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Linking up to My Sunday Photo and The B&W Photography Project
That is a stunning photo. So professional and really effective. #bwphotoproject.
The center really draws you in, stillness and movement all at once. Love the blurriness (professional photographey term ;)) and the effect it creates.
Love, love, love this! So clever, and a really beautiful image x
I would love to try how this ghosting works. I love this shot. :>
Amazing! I'm going to have to learn how to do this. You've inspired me.
I would love to be able to do that! Striking pic
I need to do more experimenting. This week I tried my hand at blurry light with moving objects. It turned out okay, but I think I need more practice. Your ghost has inspired to me to try another "new" technique.
Great photo – love the light and stillness mixed in with the blurriness of the people. Am going to have to read up some more on this technique and give it a go!
Great shot! I love the ghosting effect…..very clever (and spooky!)
It looks fab! I'd love to know how to do this.
i'd really like to have a go at this too don't fancy writing a post on how to do you?
great shot love it actually x
Just wow, so effective, real dramatic feel to it x
Wow, what an amazing effect!
This looks like an amazing course and one that's got me reaching for my camera again. Stunning photo. H x
Oh my goodness I love, love, love this! Wonderful image and adore the ghost effect. I've been on a macro course for a day – have part two next weekend 🙂
Still taking photos every day but behind with 365 posts, so sorry – really lacking in time at the moment. Need to do post for this week and post drafted for two weeks prior. Gah!
Wow. I love this photo! Really great effect. 🙂
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Love this technique, it's something I'd love to try
Thank you for linking up
It truly was an amazing shot. To be fair, I'm amazed you could only pick one, you captured some fantastic images that night x
I feel like the non-photographer in the group now – as everyone else wants to know how you took the picture – I want to know the story behind it.
Am so jealous, did I say that out loud 🙂 Love photography workshops, great photo, not tried that technique, going on the list!
oh gosh, wow this is stunning i love the effect x
Very cool effect!
Took me a while but I see them! That is so clever!
That's such an interesting effect. How lovely to be able to go on a photography course, it's something I'd love to do one day.
Oh wow that is so clever! Well done! x
That's fantastic – love it!
What a great effect! I need to know how you do this. It has a 1920's feel about it, very atmospheric
Clever shot! And so effective #mysundayphoto
Brilliant picture, it's so effective must learn how to do it. #bwphotoproject
I love the technique and your photo looks fab! 🙂
I am in awe. Clever clogs 😉 x
This looks amazing! you have done so well.
Wow, the "ghosting" certainly worked! Love this, very atmospheric. xx
I love this shot and the light contrasting with the darker shadows makes this picture stunning
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Oh I like that! Didn't notice the legs on the left hand side to start with, lots to take in, very clever #bwphotoproject
That shot is filled with atmosphere – so fantastic! Looking forward to seeing more of your practice!
Great capture, very professional.
A really fabulous capture. Love this. x