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    This is backlit frost on my lawn shot with a twisting zoom blur. I rotated it 180 degrees and cranked up the black.

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    Wow! I love this!

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    Hi Ken this is very cool. Perfectly twisted and blurred!

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    Ken, this is neat! I especially like the streaks that have a little bit of color in them.
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    Ken this is pretty neat..I imagine its what a bobsled driver sees in a snowstorm.... Very nice pattern created by camera rotation..well done

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    Great image! I love the twisted blur and the duotone look. Reminds me of a pyrotechnic pinwheel.
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    Ken, Very nice placement of the focal point. I might evict the white spot near the center.

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