In this test, a series of long exposure photographs are taken of a previous model, with the addition of camera movement from right to left of the model at equal distances (refer to the diagram).

The three photographs present a similar movement, with differences between them due to the exposure time used.

For photograph 1, a 1-second exposure was used, resulting in a rapid camera movement that diffuses the gradual tone composition of the scene into a soft and suggestive gradient.

For photographs 2 and 3, exposure times of 2 and 3.2 seconds were used, respectively. In photograph 3, the edges of the planes that separate the spaces begin to become more pronounced, as more time was taken to traverse the same space, resulting in a photograph with a slower movement.

[29] Conversación entre Hiroshi Sugimoto y Philip Larratt-Smith en Hiroshi Sugimoto. Black Box. Madrid. Fundación MAPFRE. 2016. p.147