[www.keralites.net] Pictures that moves - Animated Photography

 

Gizmodo introduced a twist to one of their recent photography contests. Participants were asked to create cinemagraphs. Cinemagraphs incorporate animation into still photos resulting in pictures that move!

Seen here is the winning photo which was shot outside Winnipeg, Canada. Check out this slideshow to see the more. (Photo: Kert Gartner)

This photographer used his love of skateboarding as his inspiration. (Photo: Robert Lundskow)

Capturing a moving sign was the goal of this photographer so these neon letters were perfect. (Photo: Shali Herath)

Creating the movement of the steam was by far the most time consuming element of creating this photo. (Photo: Jackson Finter)

for this shoot, the photographer sought flags flapping the wind. (Photo: Dave Walker)

The subtle movement of the dragonfly's wings was created by a light breeze. (Photo: Leah Nicolich-Henkin)

Though he makes it looks easy, this was actually the photographer's first attempt at a cinemagraph. (Photo: Aaron Hinckley)

Here the photographer gets a very cool shot and studies for a Japanese exam. (Photo: Kelly H.)

The photographer was able to create this by animating two drops of water. (Photo: Diego Ramírez)

 

Thanks & Regards, Raj. Kumar(courtesy to yahoo)

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