Adamski Treatment

Following Diana's @ludwigsdiana current excellent postings I was inspired to have a go at producing an Adamski effect image myself.

[Annie-Sue]

don't know what this effect is - but it's great!

[Corinne C]

Nicely done

[Peter]

@anniesue Thank you so much Annie-Sue for your comment, it’s basically motion burring the background whilst keeping the main subject pin sharp :)

[Peter]

@corinnec Thank you Corinne for your comment and Fav it’s appreciated:)

[Annie-Sue]

@pcoulson he's so separate from the background he looks like he's flying

[Peter]

@anniesue Yes just what I thought Annie-Sue, not the best type of image to start with but after spending ages getting it to work I needed something to post not been out with my camera today rained all day:)

[Dianne]

Certainly adds to the effect of incredible speed.

[Heather]

Wow! I actually like the "flying" effect. This is great, Peter! Fav

[amyK]

Wow! Great subject for this effect!

[Diana]

Awesome action shot and effect.

[Peter]

@dide Yes indeed that was my intention, thank you Dianne:)

[Peter]

@365projectorgheatherb Thanks Heather for both your comment and Fav it’s appreciated, maybe should have titled it “ Flying on the Ground” :)

[Peter]

@amyk Thank you Amy for your great comment:)

[Lou Ann]

Fantastic, Peter. You are so good at capturing the motorbike’s speed!

[PhotoCrazy]

So cool!

[Peter]

@louannwarren Thank you so much Lou Ann, years and years of practice plus many failures:)

[Peter]

@photographycrazy Many thanks for your comment and Fav Bill, its appreciated, not bad for a first attempt:)

[Jeremy Cross]

Fantastic capture

[Peter]

@jeremyccc Many thanks for your great comment Jeremy :)