Thanks for nothing hiller

action shots

panning shot


blurred action

this is the new action shot






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a action shot is when you take a picture of people in action not just sitting there.

Blurred action is when there are moving fast enough that there are a little blurred.

cropping

this was chris and his girlfriend out at a lilac field in la conner in mid day but little did he know sh ewas dissapearing