Wide Angle Panning
Discussion
tuscan_v8 said:
How you do that? everything is blurred and one car is clear.
You move the camera horizontaly in time with the car you want in focus, its in effect stationary with respect to the 'film' and everything else is moving so appears blured, usualy 1/60th second or so is about right.
Interesting, its certainly a different version of spot colour. Your technique is good but I'm not sure it suits this subject though as it says to me, "Here's a picture of my car that I've stuck on a picture of a racetrack to make it look like I'm a racing driver"
. I think the technique might work better putting people, animal or objects into context against suitable but different backgrounds from that which they were originally on. I was thinking of putting a car on track against a garage or something and found a snap of the pits at Goodwood - I have some of cars that I took on the same day but they were all in dull colours which didn't work as well so I've borrowed yours...

. I think the technique might work better putting people, animal or objects into context against suitable but different backgrounds from that which they were originally on. I was thinking of putting a car on track against a garage or something and found a snap of the pits at Goodwood - I have some of cars that I took on the same day but they were all in dull colours which didn't work as well so I've borrowed yours... 
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