Window Washers Cinemagraph by Kert Gartner Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Conclusion Hint: Don’t scroll down too fast if you want to experience cinemagraphs, and look carefully–objects you don’t expect to move may actually move! Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg cinemagraph/shokupanman by VilSnag Sunday busyness – cinemagraph by Attila N HDR Cinemagraph by Cary Miller Bucolic – Cinemagraph by gloeckchen Typewriter Cinemagraph by SweetPeaPhototc Teary Eyes by gatchaman Mask – Cinemagraph by Raederly Adelyn Cinemagraph by chulachu Cinemagraph – Bike in the park by Xandrah-Octopus La vie d’une chienne by itsgonze Parakeet by turst67 Small birds big clouds by turst67 Cinemagraph Walnuts by Heinzefilm Photo by omarkhalifa cinemagraph by FanoRED Photo by Faith by Isabelle-faith Abandoned church by turst67 Cinemagraph by Sebastian M. Today, I put together 30 wonderful examples of cinemagraphs for your inspiration. It makes the entire photo realistic and truly magical. The point of the cinemagraph is bringing to life certain parts of the image, but it is supposed to be slow, not annoying and fast like the usual GIF images you see on Tumblr. It’s all up to your creativity and imagination. As cinemagraphs capture the moment of motion, they work really well with long hair or other things waving in the wind, such as fire, water, eyes and many other things. Photo by Jamie Beck & Kevin BurgĪccording to Wikipedia, the cinemagraph technique was created by photographers Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg, who used this particular technique to animate their fashion photos back in 2011.Ī cinemagraph can be created with a series of photos or a video using Photoshop or other photo-editing tools. Just like the magical newspaper from the Harry Potter movies, these animated GIF images leave the impression that you’re watching a short video. Cinemagraphs are still images that contain within themselves moving elements allowing a glimpse of time to be preserved and experienced.

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