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A 10 second exposure, using a small focused light source in line with the balls so that only the end ball was illuminated. I quickly removed each ball at about one and a half second increments, exposing the next ball in line to the light.
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A very good effect, Tim. Congratulations on your top 20 finish.
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How'd ja do that? Very interesting.
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Always a very cool effect
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Really like the blending here.
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Great shot! Would love to see how you did this. Excellent focus while still showing movement.
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I'm fairly new to digital...can't wait to hear more about how you did this in one photo without selective post-processing. One negative from my perspective is the lighting glare showing up the way it does. Otherwise, pretty cool...
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Interesting technique. I'd like to know how you did this.
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Works well. Must have been a pain to do this one just right. Bumping to 7.
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Very cool shot! Yeah, I really like this - the color, background, transparency ...
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I LOVE this one! very creative!
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This is a great shot. You evoke the feeling of movement down and out of the frame. Nice job.
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Nice alignment with this long exposure.Strips work well, did you use solids as well? Good luck on this billiard delight.
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Clever shot, nice composition.
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very nicely composed and edited.
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Now how did you do that?!
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Interesting shot. I think that it shows more post processing than just a digital photo unless this is a multiple exposure.
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Nicely done. I'll bet this took a few shots to get it right.
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interesting, but seems a little barren to me. i like the technique though.
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very cool. I'm sure this took quite a while to get right.
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nice image theres some strange blue [noise?] stuff under the 10.
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Brilliant. Can't wait to see how this was done. Beautifully crisp reflective images.
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