Creating Amazing Portraits Using Motion Blur

[@basembarakat]

Thanks so much for the tip. I have always used ND filters when shooting in bright sun but mainly to bring the flash synch speed down. But never used the flash to freeze the action in bright sun ! Thanks again

[@jmosphotography163]

Great tutorial and bts. Love this new series. Hope to see more in the future.

[@rowliv]

whoa! Speechless!

[@zsozsousa1]

Great tutorial Anthony, thank you for sharing. Your work is amazing!

[@1GhostInc]

Great tips and amazing work, love it

[@nileshraut9653]

Awesome tips Michael sir plz upload more & more this types of tutorial contents for photographers like me.... thank you...

[@theidahohuskies]

Awesome tips, Michael! You've inspired me to try out this technique soon.

[@cresramos]

Awesome tips .. thanks 🙏🙏

[@11557bexley]

Great video/info thank you Michael

[@drraopvn6926]

excellent

[@skbdocumentarylisting955]

Bless up King as we say in the Caribbean. Love your work of art. New Sub today

[@MichaelAnthonyphoto]

Thanks for the sub

[@robdesmond6334]

Great video, what type of modifier is on your light? Is that just a standard reflector?

[@astello8893]

I’ve been following you on Instagram for a while now, cool to see your on KZbin too!!!

[@melvinpulayan7832]

Does this mean you need a variable nd filter? If not how many stops do you suggest? Thanks

[@IgorTrifonov]

Love this one! Stunning photos, check out my engagement video mate!