Looking for constructive feedback
Personally I like the feel of this image even though I know it's not tack sharp, Am I off here or is the blur acceptable because it gives a sense of movement?
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I would say a little slower shutter, but the crop is more what throws me off.
I love it when the rotor blades have a light smear yet remain well-defined as individual blades.
Though the slight blur on the hull/fuselage throws me off a tad bit and personally I'd crop a fair piece off the right side so that maybe only a slim-ish bright strip remains while keeping the "looks to the right" feel.
I absolutely love that almost eye-level angle!