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Radial Blur
tried radial blurring using the Adobe Elements. As usual C & C please.
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The first looks good, but the second and third are a little overdone for me. Maybe tone down the amount of blur applied a touch?
Steve (Nikon D200/D700)
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Makes my eyes water.
Sorry. g.
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Try motion blur instead of radial
 Chris
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I am with Willy wombat and with gstark. Experimenting with some Photoshop effects is good, but one has to be careful that the effect do not overpower the image, as in this case. Keep experimenting by all means, but ask yourself "what is more important the photograph or the effect?" I am sure you can come up with an harmonious balance.
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