Create an abstract ADAMSKI blur in Photoshop 

Thank you Nicole for sharing this technique. You make it seem so easy. You are a great instructor.

Thanks a lot, Nicole! It is very helpfull, keep on the good work!

I actually just tried to do something like that a few days ago and failed. Very happy I found your tutorial. Short, calm and precise. Learnt A LOT! Thank you.

this is my third adamski video. yours is the best at mode and explanation

Awesome video, thanks for sharing these great techniques, really enjoyed it,

Thank you so much. I love how simply you explain all of the actions. Thank you so much.

Excellent tutorial. You take your time and explain every action. A refreshing change from videos where the presenter moves so quickly it’s almost like a slight of hand trick. Thank you!

Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much. A really great video. 🥰

Thanks Nicole. Good pace for me to keep up with you. Happy New Year and I wish you continued success.

This was so interesting. I had never heard of this effect before. Sometimes we don’t know what to do to give our photo a special touch. This was most interesting. You are a great teacher and I love your tutorials.

This was a very helpful tutorial video! Thank you! - Subscribed!

I've seen this effect in photos and I really love it. I wondered how it was done, and now I know! I am so glad I came across your tutorial. You explained it so clearly. I can't wait to try it. Thank you!

I found this really helpful, thanks!

This was really cool. I usually don't try and create art like this, but I will now! Thanks!

Great tutorial....thanks

Fantastic video - easy to follow, great visual support in the video as well. I have one problem ... whenever I apply e.g. the path blur and hit okay - it turns back to the old picture and doesn't show the effect anymore. What am I doing wrong?

Wonderfully informative video.... many thanks!

Thank you so much for this tip and video. I was looking for a way to make my backgrounds look more interesting and to enhance my subject..... more of this please.

Very nice

Thanks!

what about doing it in On1?

Can this be done using Photoshop on an iPad? If so, could you do a video showing the steps?

Good tutorial. Only suggestion: copy the main layer and blur the copy. If you want to try out different versions, you always have access to the original image within your Photoshop file.

ADAMSKI BLUR, it's called " Panning " technic back on the film photography Era where photographer were more into capture technics rather than photoshop technics