The phrase "action photography" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a genre of photography that captures subjects in motion, often in dynamic or exciting situations.
Example: "The exhibit featured stunning examples of action photography, showcasing athletes in mid-air during competitions."
Alternatives: "dynamic photography" or "sports photography".
As a result, focusing can be a bit too slow for action photography (eg, sports, birdwatching, etc).
As a result, focusing can be too slow for sports events, bird-watching or other forms of action photography.
Wan's action photography draws its power not only from technique but from the throb of crude and pure emotion that underpins it like a bass line.
Activities will include winter light photography workshops, Sami and reindeer experience, a stay at the Aurora Safari Camp, image editing workshop, night photography course, ice fishing, snowshoeing, and action photography workshop and a husky safari.
The trip includes winter light photography workshops, a Sámi and reindeer experience, an image editing workshop, night photography course, ice fishing, snowshoeing, an action photography workshop and a husky safari.
Redfern often photographed the stars of the early-60s British "trad jazz" boom, such as Chris Barber, Kenny Ball and George Melly, and shot his first colour images (faster film was liberating colour action photography) at the shortlived Beaulieu jazz festival in Hampshire.
It's striking here that almost all of these shorts combine cartoons with live-action photography.
Capa, who saw Vishniac's work in the context of his own philosophy of social-action photography, set out to rectify this situation.
Gorillaz was instantly successful: its first album, "Gorillaz," sold 1.6 million copies in the United States, partly on the strength of the band's videos, which combine old-fashioned hand-drawn animation, computer-generated effects, and live-action photography.
Why couldn't the network have found some successor to the director Todd Haynes, who wowed the cognoscenti in the late 1980's with "Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story," a tale of anorexia and denial shot only with stop-action photography and Barbie dolls?
However, aerial footage of the city was filmed and used for live action plate photography for shots involving the Triskelion, which is located on Theodore Roosevelt Island on the Potomac River.
