Tree blur

[Chris Ober]

From Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. 30d, 28-105mm @ 43mm, f/22, 1/5sec. Moved camera up during the exposure.

[Fabs Forns]

Chris, I love the idea, in fact, been trying it myself with Nikon's multiple exposure capabilities.

I would crop the part where the sky shows and lift the curve and add saturation for more punch.

[Chris Ober]

I like it, thank you! :)

[James Shadle]

I like it both ways.
Thanks for steeling my thunder.

[Chris Starbuck]

Love the technique and how you've used it. I like both versions, too, but would at least tone down the bright sky spot in the original -- the real interest is in the tree trunks, and the small bright area draws my eye there. Reminds me of Freeman Patterson's work, which I admire greatly.

[Ganesh H Shankar]

Nice image Chris! Fabs has done some magic here. The slight crop and and added warmth brought more order into the image. I would probably experiment with Fabs version to lighten up the darker reflections a bit to reduce the impact of greater visual transitions.