What do you call this?

[yeocsa]

Took this picture whilst turning the zoom ring at the same time.

D70 and kit lens

[sheepie]

I call it a hard night the night before

I gotta say I feel a bit dizzy looking at this - and I haven't had anything to drink either!

I am sure there is a term for this, but it eludes me at this moment. In this case, I don't think it has worked - perhaps a more simple shot with slowish shutter would have better portrayed the movement.

...or perhaps you were after that drunken feeling?

 PS - have you used a Polarisor? The blue sky is brilliant

[Matt. K]

You shower your children with their clothes on and then this thing spin drys them.

[Nnnnsic]

Fun.

[yeocsa]

I call it a hard night the night before

I gotta say I feel a bit dizzy looking at this - and I haven't had anything to drink either!

I am sure there is a term for this, but it eludes me at this moment. In this case, I don't think it has worked - perhaps a more simple shot with slowish shutter would have better portrayed the movement.

...or perhaps you were after that drunken feeling?

 PS - have you used a Polarisor? The blue sky is brilliant

it was bright noon day. at f22, i still could get slow enough shutter speed:(. so i resort to use the zoom ring. The effect can be more profound if i had turn the zoom ring faster. PS - did not use Polariser. I used photoshop to increase the saturation.

[marcus]

Utter madness!

[leek]

Blurred? Sorry, but I can't see the zoom effect at all...

[redline]

zooming while exposuring?

[sirhc55]

Zooming whilst making an exposure is the method I used in the last challenge. It only really works if you can use f/22 and up with a speed of at least 1 second. It lends itself more to night shots.

[yeocsa]

Zooming whilst making an exposure is the method I used in the last challenge. It only really works if you can use f/22 and up with a speed of at least 1 second. It lends itself more to night shots.

Thanks. Will try again - for night shot.

regards,

Arthur