The amazingliy beautiful motion photograghs

Unlike freeze-frame photography that captures a tiny cross-section of a moment, time-lapse, long exposure and motion blur photography shows a series of moments.

And high-speed photography is a fascinating way to capture the images that we don’t often get to see.

7 Spectacularly Skilled High-Speed Photographers

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Stefan’s high-speed photographs combine the sophistication of fine art and the fun of watching stuff explode.
Although he admits that liquids are difficult to control, Martin Waugh seems to have a knack for capturing the perfect moment.
Images from Peter Wienerroither of light bulbs shattering and burning show just how much detail can be captured with high-speed photography.
The high-speed photography of Boris Bos uses the simple but elegant combination of apples and water.
Jasper Nance is, without a doubt, one of the best high-speed photographers to ever fire a gun.
Hannoc’s unique photos explore what happens to balloons when they are pierced or shot.

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12 Motion-Blur and Time-Lapse Photographers

Mariano Kamp’s pictures of athletes on bikes in the Ironman Triathalon are great examples of how motion can be shown without obscuring the subject entirely.
Brent and MariLynn’s pictures of carnival rides effectively capture the chaos and fun of the rapidly moving machines with their brightly colored lights.
Kris Klop’s photos of planes taking off show beautiful light trails that seem to make a road in the sky.
The motion blur photography of Johan L demonstrates how a longer exposure can successfully show movement, even in a still photograph.
Carl Rosendahl’s long exposure photographs show a slightly more magical side of ordinary objects.
Light painting, or light graffiti, has been growing in popularity since that one fateful picture of Pablo Picasso started making the rounds among photographers.
Robokon GT has some particularly playful examples of long exposure light graffiti.