This collection is comprised of 120 duplicate images of Longstreet's photograph, Descanso Motion Blur, that was offered as a free airdrop to anyone who shared their bns in a comment on a twitter post. 

Using the motion blur technique, a photographer intentionally slows down the shutter speed to capture movement in the frame, creating blurs resulting in a completely unique image that can only be captured once. 

For this, Longstreet selected for the shutter to remain open for half of one second and rapidly moved the camera in a swirl, creating smooth semi circular streaks. The light sources while unidentifiable in this image, are from a "field" of color-changing tulips and are part of the world-famous light installation at the Descanso Gardens called, The Enchanted Forest. 

Camera: Canon 5D 
Lens: 24mm 
1.4 prime 
Aperture: F18
Exposure: .5 

For more examples of motion blur, check out Longstreet’s Venice Visuals Collection at https://www.stacksart.com/collections/venice-visuals


See the original Twitter post here: https://twitter.com/longstreet_btc/status/1496684882839281667?s=20&t=9UvYr1UqaZeHhw9dMaLLlQ

For more information about Longstreet's other projects, including #VeniceVisuals, #ProofOfSwing, and #ProofOfPlay, follow on Twitter @Longstreet_BTC



