Whereas before we had to take the image with the fastest shutter speed possible on our camera, now we leave the shutter open for a bit. Can be a second. Can be much longer. Experiment with the results and find the look you want. Yet another great thing about digital cameras, we don't have to deal with the limits (and expenses) of film... Just don't forget a sturdy tripod!

Which reminds me, here's another favorite of mine that I wrote about in another article a while back. It can be seen here; same idea: Simple Tips For Better Pics 7: It's Like Sunglasses For Your Camera

I found the passage above from 1 Corinthians to be a great reminder of the believer's call to patience. Good things are worth the wait. When it comes to photography, in this case taking photos of moving objects, it's worth the wait. Patience is key. When it comes to Salvation that is only through faith in Jesus Christ, and we walk out that faith in obedience, trusting and waiting for Him to come again, how much more important is that! It's infinitely more-so... worth the wait! Patience is definitely key. Even if it takes a lifetime. Keep that shutter of faith in Jesus always open...

Until next time...