Dear Chan,
the play of perspectives helped me a lot, the two subjects were virtually at 90 ° angle from each other.
Additionally the subject that ran through the strips proceeded slowly and was also virtually at right angles to my position, ideal situation to photograph a subject with a time less than expected. Moreover, the two running, proceeded parallel to my floor and then moved with the slow time used.The other subjects were standing just. But what was slow time? If I remember correctly, not overly, 1/30 around long enough to snap a freehand picture, I used a perspective view with a focal length equivalent to 35mm in FF.
Sorry for the incorrect English, I hope I have satisfied your curiosity.
A hug
Italo
How is that? The blurred running figures indicate slow shutter speed, but the rest is sharp? The scene doesn't look too different from Singapore.
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the play of perspectives helped me a lot, the two subjects were virtually at 90 ° angle from each other.
Additionally the subject that ran through the strips proceeded slowly and was also virtually at right angles to my position, ideal situation to photograph a subject with a time less than expected. Moreover, the two running, proceeded parallel to my floor and then moved with the slow time used.The other subjects were standing just. But what was slow time? If I remember correctly, not overly, 1/30 around long enough to snap a freehand picture, I used a perspective view with a focal length equivalent to 35mm in FF.
Sorry for the incorrect English, I hope I have satisfied your curiosity.
A hug
Italo