By definition, a sequence is a serial arrangement in which things follow in logical order or a recurrent pattern. Photo sequencing is actually stitching multiple images together and it is a form of time-lapse photography. A change in an object's position over time is being displayed and it only works when the object moves across a static background.
This type of photography is meant to create a special effect and give the impression that we are visualizing a short story. It is very satisfying to be able to create an image that gathers together more elements than a regular photo is able to. With a camera that has the "Action Sequence Mode" available, computer software that can handle multiple layers and some patience, anyone can achieve cool results, like the ones that follow today's showcase: 50 great examples of sequence photography.
Snowboard Sequence
Fox Jump
Jump!
Sequence-Plane Landing
Greg's Photo Gallery
"Rodeo 5" Ski Sequence
Tomata Kayak Sequence
23 Skiers
Phil on Stab in the Dark
Kingfisher
Moon Eclipse
Sequence
The Sequence
Woodlouse
Sequence
Freezing Motion - Ski Jump
Jo Chastney - Snowboard Sequence Shot
FMX Superman
"HIT" and "RUN"
Rail Sequence
Kayak Drop Sequence
Eclipse
Up There Sequence
Sci Style
Bike Sequence
Flying Eagle
Fast Moving Time
Sequential
In the Hole
FS Five
Horse Sequence
Cork 5 Sequence
Sequence Swinging 2
Flaine Snowboard Big Air Contest Sequence
Pelican Island Flying Sequence
Landing Sequence
Gravity of the Situation
Wakeboarding | Lake Austin
Eagle Aerial Combat Sequence
Joel Lahti Elguerial 540 Drop Sequence
Aaron (Explore)
Skateborder Flight Sequence / Series
Nan Nan is the Coolest Dude Ever
Falls Clones
Flight of the Batman
Skate Sequence
Drew
Lizanatrix Jr "Reloaded"
Sequence 3
Swing Motion
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