One of the fun things that photographers can do more easily with digital cameras and the magic of Photoshop is create sequence photographs. By using a tripod and either setting a timer, or manually taking the photographs without changing position, you can take multiple photos of the same area, albeit with minor differences. The result is multiple photographs, of a sequence of events.

This makes it possible to combine these photos into one photo in a program like Photoshop, and create an action sequence photograph.

The results are pretty cool. Here’s some examples:

Sequence Photograph

transparent sequence by Connor179bc

Tom Sequence by The-Artificial

Back Flip Sequence by cisley

Strobed Action Sequence Photo

Sequence Photo by jimlim

Sequence by gakushi

360 by Marc Brunet

Action sequence by marcusuke

Nevaria Jibbing Contest IX by mrdekat

50 shot sequence by Dan Carr

Snowboard Sequence Shot

Kingfisher eruption sequence by Tony House

Dream sequence

Movement by djslum

Skateborder Flight Sequence by Martin Zeile

Beautiful Examples Of Action Sequence Photography

Stroboscopic Image of Tumbling Sequence

Backflip Sequence by mjagiellicz

Skate Sequence by Isaac Pacheco