The technique of sequential imaging can be applied by photographing a series of images in successive motion, a great way to impart a sense of motion in the still image. Combining a set of stylized images gives the image a different aesthetic meaning than whether it is just one image.
First you have to make sure that the camera has a great shutter speed, you can get great results when using a DSRL camera that takes 3-5 frames per second. Then install the camera on a sturdy stand, and then install the lens slot appropriately. Another way is to capture a set of different shots and then merge them all using Photoshop. When you shoot consecutive images, you must make sure you have all the modes you need, by selecting the "take a picture of a moving object" mode.
Here are some amazing examples of sequential imaging. Hope you enjoy it.