My experimental photographs in the "COLORS IN MOTION" series are a fascinating exploration of moving images created through intentional blurring, fuzziness, and cross-fading. I do not use a tripod to take the pictures, but guide the camera with dynamic movements. Combined with long exposures, this results in a particular form of expression in which contours dissolve and the images appear to be painted. 

I'm not interested in the sharpness of the image. I use the resulting blur as a stylistic device and want to use this form of photography to take the viewer out of their usual perception of real photography. For me, it is an exciting way of photographing where each subject is unique because, unlike conventional photography, it cannot be reproduced.

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