iNmotion

To capture something moving is difficult, to say the least. To capture a moving vehicle and blur out the background is even harder.

We all wanted to do what we were supposed to do, but thanks to 2 cameras; 1 is a-ok and the other had a broken lcd and to top it off it's being shared by 3 guys(I am not complaning btw, since I know that it is a must to have a camera in this class), the main problem was, we were newbies. Nothing new there, it was always the problem, we weren't practiced, we weren't masters of the thing. Well, we had some worthy of submitting, but most of it was just rubbish. We spent a good 3~4 hours at a certain spot in the city, where vehicles were in abundance. And like every other day that we had an opportunity to borrow a camera, guess what? It rained, not the typhoon kind, but we were dealing with a downpour.

Looking back, the failed endeavor was not entirely a failure. We learned a couple of things, we had troubles, we had to stand on the middle of the road and the chance to look like "pro" photographers while doing that. I guess, that was the part that stood out, the time when we were having fun. But, sadly, when were finally viewing the pictures, reality kicks in.