Posts from the ‘photography of motion’ Category
Special relativity
Short distance to the moving object, low shutter speed
Long distance to the moving object, low shutter speed
Medium distance to the moving object, high shutter speed
Medium distance to the moving object, low shutter speed
Too fast…
Examples of special relativity applied to camera shutter speed. The photographer point of view is static when shutter speed equals to or is bigger than train speed. At equilibrium, the distance to the moving train is inversely proportional to shutter sped increments. Pictures shot aside Zurich Main Station. Click to zoom in
A day off route
A turned-into rainy day at Zurich Airport. Pull-ups and long water trails for the many landing fans at the two view points (with food and drinks) aside the landing route. Click each picture to see each rain drop and reflections.
Here we are
Always a good excuse to meet the sun again: above the clouds on a cog-wheel train up to the Rigi peak (Kulm), Switzerland. Click each picture to enlarge.
Here we go again
Winter driving across the Swiss Alps. Heading to the warmer snow of Ticino, South Switzerland. Click each picture to magnify.
Under siege
Zurich city cornered by the train track network of Zurich main station. Click to enlarge
