Two Eras Meet
by missxmisery

Comment by Moose408:
The whole image seems a little out of focus.

Two Eras Meet
by missxmisery

Comment by Alexgio:
No, subject, what are the "lines" leading to?

Bridge Slowdown
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Comment by missxmisery:
sorry everyone. I thought panning could also be the movement of the object while everything else is still... Now I really regret it since a shot like this would have done really well in leading lines...
Woops is all I can say, sorry for the confusion, and thanks to all who liked the image anyway. :)

Bridge Slowdown
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Comment by vtanner62:
I love the shot. It's a nice long exposure, but I don't see the pan.

Bridge Slowdown
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Comment by jschro:
not really panning. With panning the background is blurred while a moving subject is sharp.

Bridge Slowdown
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Comment by dmul91:
That's kind of the opposite of panning.

Bridge Slowdown
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Comment by Matten25:
The exposure effects in this picture are truly a sight to behold. A little more color would have been nice, but I like it.

Bridge Slowdown
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Comment by Jason_Cross:
This is a cool motion shot.

Bridge Slowdown
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Comment by alohacarrot:
isn't the background supposed to be blurred and the object in focus?

Bridge Slowdown
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Comment by JMart:
Some people will say that this is not panning. You just need to tell them that your subject (the bridge) is in motion and your camera tracked along with the bridge while a background car blurred by (it's foreground, but hey, it's all a matter of perspective).

Seriously, I love the long exposure shots like this. It doesn't meet this challenge, but you might find an angle on this shot that would meet the leading lines challenge very well.