Lesley Jones
Otherwise know as Zooey
I've tried a second abstract, but they aren't really my thing. I don't know where I'm going and they seem to have a mind of their own. I think I will put this one to bed and then I will do the same...
Silver Birch Abstract
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Peter McCullough
Well-Known Member
Lesley;
That's utterly stunning! I would go for the likes of a 20x16 enlargement for your wall and be proud to hang it.
w O w
That's utterly stunning! I would go for the likes of a 20x16 enlargement for your wall and be proud to hang it.
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Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
I'm gonna have another go at this myself...
I think it works!
I think it works!
Darren Turner
XProPhotographer
I like the idea alot, i also like the hint of blue it helps alot.
I had ago in a pine forest yesterday, inspired by this shot. No bluebells i am afraid in mine, will upload pics soon
Daz
I had ago in a pine forest yesterday, inspired by this shot. No bluebells i am afraid in mine, will upload pics soon
Daz
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
I think it's a very salable shot - it's photography as 'art'
Dave Green
Well-Known Member
Definitely a big canvas job! 
Rense Haveman
Well-Known Member
Yeah, it's getting better!
Every time I make this kind of shots, I get shots like this in which the trees and even the horizontal structures are recognisable. The 'smoother' ones I posted earlier are longer exposures, or with faster movement (both getting more or less the same result). Of course there's no good or bad in this case, it's all a matter of taste....
And I like this one!
Every time I make this kind of shots, I get shots like this in which the trees and even the horizontal structures are recognisable. The 'smoother' ones I posted earlier are longer exposures, or with faster movement (both getting more or less the same result). Of course there's no good or bad in this case, it's all a matter of taste....
And I like this one!
Glen Roberts
Well-Known Member
Of all the motion blur shots posted lately I think this is my favourite one, very nice.
Lesley Jones
Otherwise know as Zooey
Thanks to everyone - especially Rense. I could obviously see at the time that there were recognisable bits, but I was rather limited with space. There were bright bits of sky at the top and not much of interest at the bottom. It's clearly a very hit and miss kind of thing with results also depending on light, colour (and straightness of trees). Wasn't there a fad a few years ago where people set up long exposures and threw the camera in the air? Has anyone been brave enough to try it? 
Ronald Atchley
Well-Known Member
Wow Zooey ! I really like this.
You're right. Not your usual style but very very nice.
I've got a bunch of things going on and haven't kept
up but I'm going to have to explore this thread and learn
more of what and how
Ron
You're right. Not your usual style but very very nice.
I've got a bunch of things going on and haven't kept
up but I'm going to have to explore this thread and learn
more of what and how
Ron
