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The Blur Of Motion Of The Camera Creates A Beautiful Scene

The Blur Of Motion Of The Camera Creates A Beautiful Scene

I had stopped to try to hurry and get a photo of this barn as there was vehicles coming. As I was hurrying to get the barn in forcus. The mirror of the vehicle ...
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I had stopped to try to hurry and get a photo of this barn as there was vehicles coming. As I was hurrying to get the barn in forcus. The mirror of the vehicle had a tree in it and somehow??? Still figuring out how. When I was hurrying in one of the photos the motion of the camera got this photo. I absolutely love the uniqueness of it. Bet I will never get nothing like this again.
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