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    In camera zoom blur of one of the flower beds at Kanapaha Gardens.

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    Maureen, it's a perfect amount of zoom Those look like lantana? I like the bits of purple with the yellow.
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    Hi Maureen, nice amount of zoom blur for this look. I like that we can see the underlying plant life behind the blur.

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    Maureen, a real visual trip. Very creative. Nice details in the shadows.............cool.

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    Oh what fun!!! Which lens did you use? I'd love to try this on my next voyage to our botanical garden!

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    After seeing this I had to go for a lesson in zoom blur and I am still amazed that you got the flowers radiating out from a center point. Great photo!

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    The amount of zoom is very effective and I like that you cropped so the center of the zoom was moved up in the image. Very nice job of vignetting, too. You should be proud of this one.

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    Thanks for the comments.

    Jules, I used my 24-70 on this.

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    Maureen, This came out very nice. I like the amount of blur and the positioning of the center point.

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    Good job with this blur. I'm impressed that you did it in camera. I, too, like being able to see the flowers beneath the blur. The centered composition works well.

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    Awesome flower blur, Maureen! Just the right balance of blur and detail, great color and energy to this.

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