The powerful imagination and creativity of photographers make them create even better photographs. With the help of Photoshop, photographers are able to show a series of images displaying the same object in various positions that mimic continual movement such as a dog running through a series of tricks at a show or throwing a ball. This technique of shooting is called Sequence Photography. Cameras that able to do high shutter speeds such as DSLR (can shoot 3-5fps), a computer and a patience to experiment are just the important things we need to obtain great results.
Here are the 30 Breathtaking Examples of Action Sequence Photography for your inspiration. Take a look at the scenes being described and the stories being told by these combined photo sequence. Enjoy!
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Repetition
Photo by knmaier
AlexandreRousseau
Photo by badaboum6
My First Action Sequence Photography (hurdles)
Photo by marcusuke
Zion-Vans Road Trip 4
Photo by tomislav-moze
Drew
Photo by captainhook1183
Snowboarding Sequence
Photo by npmonkko
Nick-01
Photo by Entity Boardshop
Sequence
Photo by kyle strayer
Sequence
Photo by HonestyS2
Skiing Sequence
Photo by P-Photographie
Cliff Jumping
Photo by sutoll
Nathan on the Playground
Photo by DoanD166
Greg’s Lay Up
Photo by DoanD166
Jon
Photo by alsndraszl
Il Travaseurrrr
Photo by morgenstille
Nathan on the Swing Set
Photo by DoanD166
Gabriel Sequence of Jump
Photo by walterseewald
Nevaria Jibbing Contest VIII
Photo by MrDeKat
Get out of My Way
Photo by rdevill
Waterjump
Photo by Edmunds Brencis
Rob Macleod 02
Photo by Entity Boardshop
Jeff-01
Photo by Entity Boardshop
Backflip Sequence Shot
Photo by R.V.J.A.
Downhill Seq 2
Photo by jim carey.. without the jim
Sequence 3
Photo by Grzegorz Rogala
Photo Sequence
Photo by liquidfla
Backflip Sequence
Photo by kyle strayer
Sopita Sequence
Photo by Mikelo
Experiment
Photo by k4rp
Sequence 2
Photo by Grzegorz Rogala
Way to go!
I like these. Next time try to go for all sequences going left to right, like you would read a book. It makes the overall sequence more understood and pronounced, and the very first time you look at the picture you know what’s going on, that way you don’t have to examine them too much and you can just enjoy them. Nice technique tho! Literally do love these!
These are great! I am teaching my Photography class soon. Do you have any of the originals (pre-edit) available?
just wanted to tell you how much I and my fourth grade art class enjoyed these images. We are working on sequenced movements using paper templates. Your pics brougnt the idea to life and made them more ambitious in developing their own ideas.