Racing through a door in a scene from "WHITCHBLADE"

A challenge I’ve always found intriguing is how to convey a sense of movement in a still image.

While motion blur can create this illusion, what if the subject needs to remain in focus and post-production effects aren’t an option?

There are undoubtedly various methods, but in my experience, making the most of light and shadows, combined with precise timing and a bit of luck, has been key.

In this case, both the play of light and the element of chance played a significant role.

Racing through a door in a scene from "WHITCHBLADE"

A challenge I’ve always found intriguing is how to convey a sense of movement in a still image.

While motion blur can create this illusion, what if the subject needs to remain in focus and post-production effects aren’t an option?

There are undoubtedly various methods, but in my experience, making the most of light and shadows, combined with precise timing and a bit of luck, has been key.

In this case, both the play of light and the element of chance played a significant role.