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Jeremey Voit
Oct 25, 2019

Centrifuge

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Don't know if it's too late for #fallcolor but took this last night in Shenandoah. I walked all around, and couldn't find anything. Get back to my car, and see some beautiful colors right near there, backlit. But I couldn't find a composition as it was in a parking lot and just not a lot around. So I figured I'd try one of these motion effects, so I tried zooming in and out, I think this is zooming out but not sure. Hope ya'll like

 

 

James Covello
Oct 25, 2019

I think it worked really well, actually! I think it’s good that the red area in the center has some separation. Nice trick!

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Aj Jaeger
Oct 28, 2019

Cool that you think out of the box. The astract idea came out great.

 

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Frances Kuelz
Nov 15, 2019

Love this Jeremy. When I am out doing serious photography and then want to have some fun in a different way I love doing these type of abstracts. Well done.

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