Yes glad to see its flying along now .. love these threads .. more fun that always "post and commment" I think ...
great fun Keith ...I know not technically correct on a Digital forum.... but it was
taken with a Nikon Lens....
F100, 80-200mm F2.8 AF-ED
.. I was thinking to myself "boy those out of focus circles in the background really add an extra spice to this" --here is a tiny bit (not really)
and a bit more
here we go
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Mark
--ViennaFrom a good sugestion in a different post. I would like to start a
thread for everyone to post a picture of there intentional blurred
pictures or even ones that weren't but look better with the blur. =)
No PS blur here baby........
here are a couple of mine.
Traffic with Nikkor 85mm f1.8 set on closest distance focus
Bus with Sigma 15-30
Original post
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1030&message=7348374
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Everything looks better when you turn your head and squint.
--Here's my contributions, both taken last fall just north of
Stockholm, Sweden with the 24-120 VR on a D100.
The first one is one of my first paning pictures, the second one
was shot on a tripod.
Micha
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The guy with the signature that just doesn't make any sense.
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--Nice image - and your comment shows the problem figuring out with
blur how much is just right. Dunno if the image would feel as wild
if it was a bit less blur, I liked it instantly - but that's the
fun part of this art form, figuring out how to communicate what you
want to most effectively. We have so little time to make the
decision usually - that's why the guys who shoot constantly, every
day, get it right more often, they get more tries. I'm always
thrilled when I've got a chance to try more than one amount of
blur...
--D2h, 70-200 VR, gloomy day, wish I had used a slightly faster
shutter speed to get the faces a little more distinct.
--I know not technically correct on a Digital forum.... but it was
taken with a Nikon Lens....
F100, 80-200mm F2.8 AF-ED
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Cheers
Keith
http://www.pbase.com/sunflowerimaging
gettin' back into it after several year hiatus
Ed
Make pictures, don't take them - it leaves more for others.
http://www.onemountainphoto.com
Hi Again Ginko ..Traffic with Nikkor 85mm f1.8 set on closest distance focus
--I sure don't miss the smells and mess from my bw and Cibachrome
darkroom days.
tomdogan
--Nice image - and your comment shows the problem figuring out with
blur how much is just right. Dunno if the image would feel as wild
if it was a bit less blur, I liked it instantly - but that's the
fun part of this art form, figuring out how to communicate what you
want to most effectively. We have so little time to make the
decision usually - that's why the guys who shoot constantly, every
day, get it right more often, they get more tries. I'm always
thrilled when I've got a chance to try more than one amount of
blur...
--D2h, 70-200 VR, gloomy day, wish I had used a slightly faster
shutter speed to get the faces a little more distinct.
--I know not technically correct on a Digital forum.... but it was
taken with a Nikon Lens....
F100, 80-200mm F2.8 AF-ED
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Cheers
Keith
http://www.pbase.com/sunflowerimaging
gettin' back into it after several year hiatus
Ed
Make pictures, don't take them - it leaves more for others.
http://www.onemountainphoto.com
gettin' back into it after several year hiatus
These two contain nudity, so I've linked them instead of posting direct. Give them a click
--Hi Again Ginko ..Traffic with Nikkor 85mm f1.8 set on closest distance focus
Just to say that I loved blur before I saw that great pic of yours
above but seeing it got my juices going again for the subject ..
(its just like a Visa Card
One from before I saw it
a more recent one
and a recent attempt at a copy of your image above
Hope you are well.
Keep enjoying making clicks
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Mark
--These two contain nudity, so I've linked them instead of posting
direct. Give them a click
http://mishappa.image.pbase.com/u39/the_wiz/upload/25666328.200302150143.jpg
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Ciao!
Joe
http://www.swissarmyfork.com
