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No match

Velocity

By Jon Michael

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No match

I received a lot of positive feedback from my "Sidewalk Vertigo" submission, so I thought I'd create and submit a similar image. This was taken with my Nikon D70 and edited in Photoshop CS2.

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Adobe Photoshop.

Nikon D70.

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Comments (23)

  1. deuceswild09

    Very nice picture, but, like G23 said, this picture can be achieved without using photoshop. I was inspired by this image and started experimenting with my D70 and my 28-80mm zoom lens. I found that I could create the same effect by setting the exposure to 1/15th of a second and zoom out as it was shooting. So, if you can't afford photoshop or it just isnt your cup of tea, this shot is doable with a zoom lens. Very nice picture though, love the idea.

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  2. GG23

    Maybe I'm being too simplistic here, but isn't this shot easily achievable having the camera set up on a tripod and using a longer shutter time (say, 1/20) while adjusting the zoom on your lens during exposure? Photoshop is great and all, but I still love the old fashioned ways of photography. Photoshop can fix my colours, levels, and contrast all it wants though! ;)

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