Bluebells in the style of Monet..

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Image Title: Bluebells in the style of Monet..

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By: brian daws
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Photographer	brian daws {Karma:3376}
Project	#15 Personal Style	Camera Model	Olympus Camedia C5050 Zoom
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	landscape	Lens
Uploaded	4/22/2003	Film / Memory Type	digital iso 64
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About	An attempt at the flash/blur technique which I feel is not too bad..what do you think though ?

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Gary Dyck {K:12834} 10/14/2005

wow, that is a pretty cool experiment!! I like it. You've got some great shots in your portfolio here, thanks for taking the time to share them.

gary

brian daws {K:3376} 4/23/2003

Comment: not a double exposure or two slides sandwiched.....you set a slightly longer exposure and use fill in flash to freeze the image and then move the camera to blur or smear the image...I intend to work on this as it is very much trial and error to learn...yhanks for your comments..Brian

Barbara Hawkins {K:1605} 4/22/2003

I like the effect here very dreamy landscape...

judy golphenee {K:84} 4/22/2003

LESS BLURR IS BETTER

Louise Vessey {K:13862} 4/22/2003

I actually think this is a great experiment. Reminds me of a cross between Monet and Freeman Patterson's style of panning and blurring in nature. I wondered if it was a double exposure or two images sandwiched.

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