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    Default Assignment - FleurBlur

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    I'm a little late getting started on this one, but it sure is fun! I played around with some different methods today and I'll share some of them here. This one is obviously a zoom blur of some Alyssum in one of my wife's lovely gardens. Used a tripod to keep the blur lines (more or less) straight. :D

    50D, EF 70-200 f/2.8
    f/11 @ 1/10, ISO 100
    EXIF says 180mm but that was just where I started

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    Nicely done Kerry-This has alot of movement!!

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    Nonda Surratt
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    Agree nicely done!

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    Hi Kerry !!! Good move keeping on a tripod ... for the next try setting the shutter speed to one second then trip shutter wait a bit then zoom !!! Will have the center sort of in focus and not blurred !!! Neat !!!

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    Beautiful colors Kerry, also I like how you framed the shot.

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    Neat title Kerry. Would be interesting to try this shot using the technique that Al has mentioned too.

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    Gus Cobos
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    Well done Kerry,
    I like the floral explosion...it's well composed and executed...:cool:

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