Show us your Adamski effect Photos

[rpn]

Nice colours but I don't get much sense of movement other than immediately around the two figures,

Thanks, Carl. I also played with the motion blur direction for the foreground too.

 

[rpn]

Talking about blur direction here's one with the foreground and background in different directions.

.Golfers by Stan, on Flickr

 

[Deleted member 78683]

Another nice image Stan - love the colours as much as the duality of movement

 

[d00d]

Talking about blur direction here's one with the foreground and background in different directions.

That's nice Stan. I love what you've done with the tall buildings

 

[d00d]

I've been having a go, and now thinking about the possibility of combining Adamski with multiple exposures. Anyway, this is a pretty simply vertical motion blur. Took me ages!

 

[Paulie-W]

Thought I might as well have a crack at this malarkey

One from a while ago, but thought it might work?

 

[Norkie]

I think the two paddle boarders need more reflection on the river.

 

[Deleted member 78683]

Looks a good image pre Adamski Paul. Wonder whether the blur is a tad too overdone as the boarders seem to be mid-air. Doing as Jak suggests, a bit of reflection in the water may help "ground" them. Bravo whatever

 

[Paulie-W]

I think the two paddle boarders need more reflection on the river.

Looks a good image pre Adamski Paul. Wonder whether the blur is a tad too overdone as the boarders seem to be mid-air. Doing as Jak suggests, a bit of reflection in the water may help "ground" them. Bravo whatever

Thanks, guys... I`ll give that a try and see what happens

 

[Paulie-W]

Thanks, guys... I`ll give that a try and see what happens

Well looking at the original. There was hardly any reflections, so trawled through some pix and found one that I thought might work.
Kept the benches in for a bit of fun

 

[Paulie-W]

Wow! Brilliant Paul.

Thank you, Carl. Appreciate it

 

[Paulie-W]

I wonder, has anyone been out taking pix, with creating the effect in mind? IE nothing to write home about as it stands, but could be great after?

 

[Norkie]

I wonder, has anyone been out taking pix, with creating the effect in mind? IE nothing to write home about as it stands, but could be great after?

Yes I have. I've been out this morning with my camera specifically to get Adamski style 'stock' images. Like so...

 

[Paulie-W]

Yes I have. I've been out this morning with my camera specifically to get Adamski style 'stock' images. Like so...
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Nice one. I think I'll be adding this route to my wanderings, just in case anything pops up. Hadn't thought of it before. But this adamski thing is rather fun

 

[rpn]

I wonder, has anyone been out taking pix, with creating the effect in mind? IE nothing to write home about as it stands, but could be great after?

Me too. I took this shot with the technique in mind while I was out for a walk the other morning.

Ship Adamski by Stan, on Flickr

 

[Paulie-W]

Me too. I took this shot with the technique in mind while I was out for a walk the other morning.

Ship Adamski by Stan, on Flickr

That's a good one. Lovely colours too.

 

[Norkie]

Girl in the Trees 002 by Jak Gunn, on Flickr

 

[rpn]

Girl in the Trees 002 by Jak Gunn, on Flickr

Love that, great effect and just the right amount of motion blur.

 

[Norkie]

Thank you Stan, I added horizontal blur on one layer and then vertical blur on another.

 

[GreenNinja67]

 

[Norkie]

A bit of fun

 

[Graham]

Living next to the Sea has some advantages.

Blur Blue Boat by Graham Elliott, on Flickr

Blur sail boat by Graham Elliott, on Flickr

 

[Paulie-W]

Living next to the Sea has some advantages.

Blur Blue Boat by Graham Elliott, on Flickr

Blur sail boat by Graham Elliott, on Flickr

Really liking both of these. Lovely tones , although I'm not too sure on the vignette

 

[rpn]

Have another play with motion blur and this time use both circular and horizontal blurs. I took the shot entirely with the Adamski Technique in mind.

Fairground Spin by Stan, on Flickr

 

[Graham]

Really liking both of these. Lovely tones , although I'm not too sure on the vignette

Agreed

 

[Graham]

Same as Stan, Taken with Adamski effect in mind.
I know the Plane shot is maybe a tad Meh

2 yacht blur by Graham Elliott, on Flickr

Plane Blur by Graham Elliott, on Flickr

 

[Paulie-W]

Have another play with motion blur and this time use both circular and horizontal blurs. I took the shot entirely with the Adamski Technique in mind.

Fairground Spin by Stan, on Flickr

This is a bit special, Stan

 

[Graham]

Here`s another from last weeks walkabout along the coast line.

Eyes blur by Graham Elliott, on Flickr

 

[Paulie-W]

Trying again, from a wander in the local woods. Haze added, as I kinda prefered it to "normal"

 

[Graham]

I saw a photo of the Adamski effect the other day, it was a beach/sea shot, the beach was as seen and the sea was "Blurred" this looked very effective.
Remember that you can manipulate (Bend/curve) the line and add other lines to follow a curve in the photo before the effect has taken place.

 

[rpn]

Trying again, from a wander in the local woods. Haze added, as I kinda prefered it to "normal"

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That's an excellent effort with just the right amount of motion blur. Very well done, Paul.

 

[Paulie-W]

That's an excellent effort with just the right amount of motion blur. Very well done, Paul.

Thanks, Stan. Appreciate it

 

[Norkie]

The Lane 001 by Jak Gunn, on Flickr

 

[rpn]

Have a go at a city scene this time. St. Andrew Square in Edinburgh.

Edinburgh St Andrew Square by Stan, on Flickr

 

[Paulie-W]

Have a go at a city scene this time. St. Andrew Square in Edinburgh.

Edinburgh St Andrew Square by Stan, on Flickr

I wonder if a bit of radial blur would work on the wheels, or would it end up looking like a panning shot?

 

[mstphoto]

I created this image a couple of years ago before I knew this effect was a thing

Beach ICM by Mike Stephen, on Flickr

 

[Norkie]

Sunrise Walker by Jak Gunn, on Flickr

 

[Paulie-W]

Sunrise Walker by Jak Gunn, on Flickr

That's lovely

 

[Norkie]

Thank you Paul

 

[rpn]

Back to the beach scene

Fun At The Beach by Stan, on Flickr