Dear reader, if this entry or my other blog entries don't answer your specific photography questions, you can call me on the phone anytime for advice by clicking here.Intentional camera shake as an artistic technique has been very helpful to many photographers over the decades. Many photographic scenes suffer for a lack of drama and color, so photographers learned long ago how to create pre-digital camera techniques, enabling a photo to go from 'documentary' status to 'impressionistic' or 'abstract'.
While computer filters can mimic almost any old school in-camera technique, there is something satisfying about doing everything that needs to be done at the click of a shutter. I took this picture today of Tokyo's frenetic street scenes using a long lens with no tripod. I believe I got just the right amount of camera shake . . .
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