Blur

[Jackie Schuknecht]

I know blurs seem to look better with brighter colours but everything up here is still muddy brown.
Started the blur before I pressed the shutter. It is a challenge for me to do a slow blur as I usually go at the speed of light.
f22 HH
TV 1/8th
ISO 400
+1
SOC added contast and vibrance.
C and C Appreciated.

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Here is the same shot with the speed of light blur.:) Could be interesting in certain situations I guess.

[Arthur Morris]

Yes, more colors would have helped. What was the subject?

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Tree bark with a knot in it.

[denise ippolito]

Jackie, I like the first one and I knew right away it was a tree bark and knot. I like the diagonal blur and the lack of color is fine for me since I love natural earth tones.:)

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Thanks D, I intentionally wanted people to try and guess to see if I had left enough definition in. I am a fan of earth colours too, and bold, depends on what you are trying to convey. Thanks for the comment. Do you like the first one because it has more definition. (I am trying to learn, thanks)

[denise ippolito]

Jackie, Yes. The added definition is important for an image like this that is relying on texture and not color IMO.:)

[Kora Baker]

I prefer the first one too, Jackie. I like the definition, and the muted earthy tones are great:)

[Dave Leroy]

Very nice Jackie. I prefer the first one as well, although both are well done.
I had a nice chuckle at your speed of light comment.

[Nicki Gwynn Jones]

Jackie, I prefer the first one for the reasons stated above. Also, I saw a face in it!
Best,
Nicki

[Cheryl Slechta]

Jackie, I also prefer the first because of the definition and I really like the earthy tones.:)