Sequence Shots

[Dr Kimble]

Howdy camera peoples...
I am in a photo class currently and I have an assignment to make some sequence shots (kind of like a comic strip, but with photos). Problem is I really don't have any ideas...I have to use at least four pictures. Anyone have some sparks that will get ideas into my noggin?

 

[BassLine]

Title of this series: Transformation

The scene: A quite street with little or no traffic, and a large tree in the foreground. The camera should be on a tripod. The tree should be centered in all shots.

The field of view relative to the street should cover a width of 6 carlengths. The tree should block the view of the 2 middle car lengths.

Wait for a small car to approach from the right.
Shot 1. The small car approaching the tree from the right
Shot 2. The back half of the small car is visible to the right of the tree, with the front half hidden from view behind the tree.

Wait for a truck or a huge car to approach from the right.
Shot 3. The front half of a truck as it emerges on the left side of the tree with the back half of the truck hidden from view behind the tree.
Shot 4. The entire truck as it emerges from behind the tree.

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[Sonifo]

Wind blown balloons.

A ball bouncing.

This is a tough challenge. Who are you doing this for?

 

[Dr Kimble]

It was complicated..and took two whole roles plus a little on a third..I just finished my project and will post them in a while..okay maybe a couple of weeks..my teacher has to finish grading them.

Oh ya they were for photo class

 

[Mr Hako]

A fire burning would look good, and very colourful. Take the picture at night so the background is black. The sequence could be the fire starting, growing, then fading and dying. What you burn could be something that is personal to you, maybe something you don't like....

 

[Sonifo]

Fun! I can't wait to see the shots! Don't forget.