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A "How'd they do that" question

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Nimrod

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I haven't been in here for quite a while, looks like the place has been busy though. :) Anyway, I ran across this photo and after several minutes of study I can't come up with a answer on how they shot it. I am of course assuming that it isn't Photoshopped. It appeared in a Chicago newspaper. Any ideas?

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Tripod the camera and zoom the lens while the shutter is open. Much easier to do with Photoshop :D

http://www.ephotozine.com/techniques/viewtechnique.cfm?recid=228
 
That we shot last year.
Zoomed during slow exposure

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Why wouldn't the subject blur too? I mean it would be growing in size at the same rate as everything else in the frame. I've been studying about 50 hours a week for a Cisco exam I need to take. So maybe my brain is completely burned out from all the hexadecimal to binary conversions for variable length subnet masking. But I just don't this zoom blur concept. :nerd:
 
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