Kinetic photography showcases the art of physics for the common eye.  It is a so-called “experimental” photographic technique. Basically, the camera is tossed or spun while the picture is being taken. This movement distorts the standard view of the scene or object of focus and instead captures the movement of the light. Other mechanisms of taking kinetic photographs includes dropping the camera and shaking the camera during the process of capturing the image. The result is a blurred-motion photograph, with elements of abstract. Read full article …