Sequencing allows photographers to show movement or small events through a series of photos. For example, one series shows two people walking past each other until one leaves the frame, while another merges multiple close shots together to depict movement, as seen applied to sports photos. This document discusses being inspired by these sequencing techniques to potentially capture the finer details and movement of applying makeup through a closely-shot sequenced series.

1. Image Bank – Sequencing
I like the way that sequencing allows you as a photographer to show movement or every a small
event happen through photos. For example in the third image I have found there are a series of six
images that show two people walking past each other until one person eventually leaves the shot –
this is also similar with the second image that I found. In the rest of the photos though a slightly
different approach has been given where lots of shots taken close together were then merged
together to make one big shot to show movement. I like the way this has been applied to the sports
photos and this is something that has inspired to look at movement within makeup. I think it would
be interesting to look at shooting applying makeup and using sequence really close up – I have been
inspired to look at the finer details of applying makeup such as pigments floating everywhere during
application, the movement of makeup brushes or perhaps even show someone taking off their
makeup through sequencing.