In Motion

There is a church with big grass fields and a large parking lot to skate in right behind our house. We go they’re often to play games and to longboard. These series of pictures will be depicting by my wife, aubrey as she rides around the parking lot and our neighborhood.

The End

The photo above is one of the first photos I took where I felt like time stopped. Her hair was flowing in the wind and she was mid-push. My photo details are as follows: The End – 2. 9/23/2020, 11:46, 845 W 7th S, Rexburg, ID 83440 – 3. 23.0 mm – 4. F/6.3 – 5. 1/1000 – 6. Canon EOS REBEL T5 – tripod.

Push to start

This was taken on our fifth attempt of freezing motion. I choose this photo because I like how it showed she was just starting to push off as she gained speed. She looks determined in the photo. My details are as followed: Push to start – 2. 9/23/2020, 11:48, 845 W 7th S, Rexburg, ID 83440 – 3. 23.0 mm – 4. F/5.0 – 5. 1/10006. Canon EOS REBEL T5 – tripod

Crouch to Blurr 1

This was captured after countless attempts to get the blurred motion. I think it turned out quite well. My wife is blurred as she sped past me, her hair was flapping in the wind. I like how you can still see her leg mid-push. Photo details are as followed: Crouch to Blurr 1 – 2. 9/23/2020, 12:01, 845 W 7th S, Rexburg, ID 83440 – 3. 18.0 mm – 4. F/22 – 5. 1/10 – 6. Canon EOS REBEL T5 – tripod

Crouch to Blurr 2

This photo took me a few tries to get right, but I think it turned out really well. Here is all my information for the Photo: 1. Crouch to Blurr 2 – 2. 9/27/2020, 12:54, 890 W 7th S Rexburg, Idaho – 3. 18.0 – 4. F/22 – 5. 1/10 – 6. Canon EOS Rebel T5 – Other: Tripod. I like how i was able to capture my wife crouching all while in a blur.

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