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 01/13/2007 10:53:20 PM · #1
I thought I'd try something a bit different for me...I kind of like how they turned out:





Any thoughts?
 01/14/2007 09:05:19 AM · #2
Thanks, Wink, ursula, pawdrix, and ErinM for your comments. I appreciate them very much! :)

If you have any motion blur experiments, please feel free to post them.
01/14/2007 11:49:24 PM · #3
I like em ... very severe and unique in some way.

I went out this morning and grabbed some wildlife shots as the sun peeked out for the first time in a long time here.

I got this one. I think it might qualify for action blur. I was thinking of you right after I clicked the shutter.

Early Morning Stretch

What do you think?

Edit ... oops ... forgot the .jpg

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 01/14/2007 11:56:01 PM · #4
I'm slow but when did you change your name to L1? So now we have L1 and L2. Is there an L3 floating around? :P Btw, left you a comment.

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 01/15/2007 12:10:43 AM · #5
Originally posted by yanko:
I'm slow but when did you change your name to L1? So now we have L1 and L2. Is there an L3 floating around? :P Btw, left you a comment.


I changed it a couple of weeks ago...and the only L3 I've seen is in DPC Fanatics chat, but we'll see if one pops up here! ;)

Thanks for the comment! :)

Also, greetmir, your shot is quite nice...I like the color, as well as the sense of movement in the wings.

Any others?
 01/15/2007 12:22:01 AM · #6
Well, as fun as motion blur is, there are days that it just makes for a really bad image. :)


BTW, Greetmir I really like your shot. The wing movement really adds to the image.
 01/15/2007 12:24:31 AM · #7
Some of my tries for last motion blur challenge These shots were in bright sun with a 300mm at 200 ISO, at as slow speed as I could shoot without completely overexposing the shot and lose all the focus to movement. Van
 01/15/2007 12:27:17 AM · #8
Van, that's what I'm talking about! There are certain images and activities that really benefit from the blur of motion. Specifically, I really like this one:


Nice job.
 01/15/2007 06:37:19 AM · #9
Here is another that I caught during the same morning walk in the park. I had to do more severe fixes on the contrast and colour balance with this one because it was bright and I used a polarizing filter to knock down the light coming in for slower shutter speed.



How you like this one? I am kind happy with how it came out in the end.



Here is another that I just uploaded today.

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