From a photograph to a feeling

What movementbelongs in your photograph?

A smile, a breeze or a little movement. Find a quiet starting point for your photograph and edit the direction before you create a memory.

Prepare your photo

A familiar face

Small, quiet movement for a portrait.

Keep the person’s appearance and the photograph’s framing. Add gentle breathing and a subtle, natural smile. Keep the movement small and the camera still.

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Together again

Give a shared moment a gentle rhythm.

Preserve everyone’s appearance and positions. Add gentle breathing and small, natural expressions. Keep the group in place, without new gestures, and hold the camera still.

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A place you remember

Let a street, garden or view settle into motion.

Keep the scene, buildings and composition unchanged. Add subtle movement to visible leaves or water, where present. Use a very slow camera drift and avoid inventing people or objects.

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That summer feeling

A little breeze, a little water, a remembered day.

Preserve the photograph’s people and scenery. Add a light breeze and gentle movement to visible water. Keep people’s movements small and natural, with a steady camera.

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A day to keep

A quiet starting point for a wedding or celebration.

Keep the people’s appearance, clothes and setting unchanged. Add gentle breathing and a small, warm smile. Preserve the original pose and keep the camera still.

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An old companion

Keep a beloved animal’s movement understated.

Preserve the animal’s appearance, pose and surroundings. Add gentle breathing and a small, natural ear movement. Keep the animal in place and the camera still.

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