Motion Blur

This first picture is a picture of my brother on a skateboard. When he went by me I left open to shutter and followed him with my camera. I was able to make him still, but blur my background.

This next picture is a picture of car lights on a freeway. I left open the shutter for a long time to get a long blur. I steadied the camera very carefully so the lines wouldn't be bumpy.

For this last picture, I did the same thing. I held my camera carefully and left the shutter open for a long time to capture the lights from the cars on the freeway.

Multiple Exposure

This first photo is a photo of a monopoly board with a picture of a hand overlapping it. I did this by taking two negatives, layering them, and exposing them to the photo paper. This one is personally my favorite of the three.

This next photo is a picture of a pair of Toms shoes (which you may have seen on my symmetry and rule of thirds project). It is layered with a picture of Christmas lights that are out of focus. I did this picture the same way I did the first- by layering two negatives.

This last picture Is a picture of a starfish in front of a light source (which you may have seen before on my light project). I did the same thing I did with the Toms, and layered that picture with a picture of out of focus Christmas lights.