Motion blur on the last one was achieved by keeping the shutter open for longer than normal and shooting at a small aperture (letting only a little bit of light in). If the shutter was open for the longer period of time but with the normal aperture size, the photo would come out overexposed. I compensated a little in LR, but what I really needed was a ND filter to allow me to increase time that the shutter was open even more, because it reduces the amount of light that enters the aperture even further.
every part of life, the experiences, the books, the places, the people, the mistakes, the successes, the dreams ... influence who i am, just like drops of dew that collect on the grass each morning. my prayer is that the drops of water in my life, recorded on this website might be also refresh you as well.