[phainting]

Phainting (Feyn-ting) is the practice of using slow shutter with or without a combination of camera movements to either isolate and create motion around a subject(s), or offer a study of subjects in motion for a painterly effect. A hybrid combination of photography and painting. Adjective, Phainting: Motion captured in camera by a slow shutter creating painterly style. Noun, Phainter: One who captures motion in camera using a slow shutter creating painterly style. Noun, Phainting: An image of motion captured in camera using a slow shutter for painterly effect. Adverb, Phainterly. Having the quality of an image capturing motion in camera through a slow shutter for a painterly effect. Verb, Phainting. "The photographer is phainting the ocean waves along the cliffs by the lighthouse." "The phainting of car lights down the highway illuminate the traffic patterns."