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Rails are a popular theme in photography across all genres. They’re real workhorses for landscape, reportage, and even fashion and portrait photography. And where there’s rails, there’s trains... an old-fashioned, but beloved mode of transportation still used worldwide. Today’s selection of photographs by Zonerama users brings you both rails and the trains that ride on them. The post Editor’s Choice: On Rails! appeared first on Zonerama Magazine.
The first successful photograph of motion was taken by photographer and inventor Eadweard Muybridge in 1878, using a technique called chronophotography. This was part of his study called “The Horse in Motion.” In this article we’d like to talk about how to freeze motion, and also how to highlight it by blurring certain parts of a picture. The post Capturing Motion in Photos appeared first on Zonerama Magazine.
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