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    Roman Kurywczak
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    OK..........I don't do this often..........come to think about it..........ever before! I was hunting for moose.......without success........when I started playing around with this. A couple of hundred images later.......this is what I came up with. At least you can't say I didn't get out of my comfort zone! All in camera Minimum PP to HS and contrast.
    Canon 1D mark 3 and the 100-400mm lens at 365mm at f11 for 2 seconds at ISO 100 and Singh Ray Vari ND filter to slow exposure down........all mounted on tripod with Studioball head with a little play in locking mechanism........tilted slowly up during exposure.
    As always, comments welcomed and appreciated.

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    Very Nice I love the colors and the blur

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    Roman,
    Beautiful! Freeman Patterson would be proud of you, I think. I keep trying pans during long exposures, but have not yet achieved anything close to this one, despite throwing away many boxes of slides and deleting hundreds of digital files.

    Can't wait to see your second attempt!

    Chris

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    Well look who came to visit? This is really lovely Roman! I could totally see this hanging on an art gallery wall with a canvas backing.

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    Roman: Nice to see you here. I really like this one. The fall colors really work. Are these aspen trees? Keep thinking outside the box -- it is really a kick!

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hi Jules and Joanna,
    Must have been the long wait looking for moose.........or the art school BG kicking in. Thanks for the kind words and Yes Joanna.........they are aspens (my favorite trees). The colors in the Tetons were the best I've seen in 10 years. I hope the same will hold true for the E. coast. these were photographed just over the border in Idaho from Montana n a local park.

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    I love thus type of image. This one would also look good upside down.

    Glad you are around the neighborhood :)

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    Fabs: I was thinking the same thing! Roman: I am sorry I missed fall this year -- my husband had a hip replacement, so I am nurse Ratchett this fall! Can't wait to get out in the Everglades soon!

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    Hey, Roman, this is very cool! Aspens make great subjects and the intentional blur is great!

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    Nice, soft abstract Roman. A warm feel to the image

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