2 Comments

1. 
   lostdata · 2023-08-03 01:42

   Hello, AwA! Is this using secondary exposure? How to achieve lens zoom during short capture time?

2. 
   awa-awa · 2023-08-03 09:33

   @lostdata
   Dear LOSTDATA.
   Thank you for your emotions, opinion and rating.
   Special thanks for your interest in the details of this picture, and possibly this entire series of pictures. Now I have a reason to say two words about them.
   I admit say away that this picture, like other pictures similar to it, is the result of overlaying two photos with different weights in the editor. Of course, this is done with some extra steps. As for this picture, this is the result of the complication of one photo, only the second term is enlarged and shifted with some meaning. Not the first time I called this procedure an application, because I could not find a more suitable one in the dictionary. Of course, this was done primarily in order to more accurately convey the emotions of the character, in a picture 1200 in size along the long side.
   When I shifted the photos, of course I thought about the direction of the character's movement. I will especially emphasize - the direction of movement expected by the viewer. However, this crazy attraction performs a very mysterious trajectory. And the real thing is different.
   As for the possibility of obtaining a similar result on film without the use of an editor, for example, multiple exposure. I admit that it is possible, but not on this attraction. This attraction has no repetitions. And to have time to make such a sequence of frames complicates the speed of its movement.
   Perhaps another version of the execution of such a photograph in one frame is manipulation with a zoom lens (zoom lens). But for the performance of this number on film technology, I think there are moments when these swings change the direction of movement. There are some pauses. Maybe they are just made for aces photographers.