Homage to Blurry pictures

[joeribt]

Blurry by maddpete, on Flickr

Pete

Nice one!

 

[Pete MB&D]

Thanks Joe.

Pete

 

[Tony Lockhart]

In the local woods

 

[Tony Lockhart]

Cambridge

 

[Pete MB&D]

UICM by maddpete, on Flickr

Pete

 

[canonman]

https://flic.kr/p/qFfUWo https://www.flickr.com/people/90892306@N05/

 

[Paulicus]

Bump

 

[Pete MB&D]

All the small things by Pete Maddex, on Flickr

Pete

 

[stevied]

Tunnel vision

 

[Pete MB&D]

Newtonian Blur by Pete Maddex, on Flickr

Pete

 

[sls4321]

There's a difference between blurry and out of focus.

This is blurry and seems to work
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Blurry cars and trains sometimes work, just to add movement
L1009503.jpg

 

[Mr Perceptive]

Reminded by Joe in the D850 thread, a recent blurry image (that I quite like) - bit OOF though!

 

[chipbutty]

 

[antinchip]

Dancing elephant by Anthony Pugh, on Flickr

 

[antinchip]

Two dancing elephants by Anthony Pugh, on Flickr

 

[Pete MB&D]

Rain drops by Pete Maddex, on Flickr

Pete

 

[davidjt]

Silverstone Classic 2008102-1 by David Turney, on Flickr

Going through some old favorites reminded me that after ages trying to perfect the panning shot, I decided that 'too perfect' actually lost some of the dynamic I was trying to capture. There used to be a fad for zooming during the exposure, but imo 95% of the results were simply a mess. The best I've ever come across were 20x16"s in an exhibition, all panned at 1/60th or lower with a Hasselblad. A case of 'look upon my works, ye mighty, and despair!'

 

[Stunsworth]

Ice skater outside the Hotel de Ville in Paris in 2002. Leica M6, Voigtlander 15mm and panning...



Skating outside the Hotel de Ville, Paris 2002 by Steve, on Flickr

 

[davidjt]

Back in the days of FP4.....

Talbot5-2 by David Turney, on Flickr

 

[eternumviti]

Ice skater is superb, Steve.