This will allow you to capture all your subject’s movements and prevent the frame being cut. Remember to position your camera further back to give it a wider framing. Other gear you will need for this setup is a tripod to prevent any camera shake, and make sure that the series of photos taken are in the same composition and framing to reduce unnecessary extra post-processing work. Once you’re ready to level up the difficulty level, you can experiment creatively with different high-intensity movements like a parkour stunt, a cartwheel, a diving action, and more. Will it be a toy car (as seen above), a bouncing ball, a human running, or an animal jumping? For your first try, we recommend going for an easier setup, such as a rolling ball or a flipping slinky.įor this article, we present the scene of a pull-back sports car ‘flying’ over a ramp. When brainstorming your first sequence photography session, start by figuring out your moving subject. This photography style requires the photographer to post-edit and layer continuously-shot frames together, so we will give you a step-by-step guide on how to achieve your first sequence effect below! So what is sequence photography? In layman’s terms, s equence photography means to produce an image that captures the different frames of a subject in motion and to have it all condensed into a single photograph. You can utilise a slow shutter speed to capture motion when shooting a fast-moving object a fast shutter speed to freeze the subject in motion techniques like panning shots - or in this article, sequence photography. Like composition and colour theories in photography, adding motion can help to elevate your shots with a sense of realism.

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