Motion Blur Assignment Winner David Frutos

Photo By David Frutos

Congratulations to David Frutos for winning the recent Motion Blur assignment with his image, “Spring Impressions in a Poplar Field.”

Frutos describes making the image, “That day, I put on my lens a three-stop circular neutral density filter to look for a good shutter time and I made several attempts with vertical movement with my camera until I had obtained the perfect image.”

To see more of David Frutos’ photography, visit www.davidfrutos.net and https://500px.com/davidfrutos, and follow him on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Originally Published November 21, 2016

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