One of the techniques that I use within my photography work - whether it's in live music, commercial work or portraiture - is experimenting with how motion is portrayed and positioned within my work.

Frequently, you'll find me utilising motion blur to create standout images from a nightlife shoot, or mixing frozen motion and motion blur within my studio work.

In this class, we're going to be exploring why you might want to make motion the focus of your images and how you can achieve that.

This class will cover:

How to use motion to evoke emotion
Ways to tell a story using motion and movement
How movement and motion can be used in advertising work
An exploration of shutter speed
How to freeze motion
The best settings for achieving effective motion blur

Sorry Winnetou

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