Motion blur from slow shutter speeds and panning with the subject is a technique often used in sports photography

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The world is filled with physics. And perhaps one of the most obvious examples is the physics associated with airborne objects - the physics of projectile motion. This gallery explores the world of projectiles, highlighting the principles of physics that govern projectiles. Please enjoy! To learn more about projectile motion, visit <a href="http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Class/vectors/u3l2a.cfm" rel="nofollow">The Physics Classroom Tutorial</a>.

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Surreal Traffic Lights Time-Lapse, Wide-Angle Urban Scene, No People, Slow Shutter Speed

The highway shows movement. Because the road has action on it, with the moving cars and the lights it was taken sped up. Your eyes follow the picture into the distance.

1930's Vinten 35mm Motion Picture Film Camera