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it does actually. it can't be the music i was listening to, which is "Lymbic Systym" and they do pretty mellow song. though their album is called "Love your Abuser". anyways, to me i think it's rather dramatic. like those old mafia movies 
where they play classical songs after running away after killing someone
glad you liked it though. thanks for the feedback.
where they play classical songs after running away after killing someone glad you liked it though. thanks for the feedback.
The main problem is that your picture does not comply with some requirements a radial blur has. The first problem is that you have taken your shot in a corner. Radial blur cannot blur a corner, a special "curved blur" technique has to be used. Secondly is that the car has the wrong angle towards the camera. If you had taken this picture on the straight just after this corner, you could've blurred this picture perfectly. I always blur towards the point my eyes look first on a picture, in this one it would be the point where the barriers meet the tarmac but your in a corner so a radial blur delevires nothing good. Don't point your blur towards a sky, try to think in a way that you blur from a point the car has already been so that you blur the distance it has already travelled 👍
Don't worry though, I'm giving a tip on whats wrong, but to be honest I never really pulled off corner blurs either. You could try and radial blur several "depths" of the picture, moving the point of center to the left as you go across the depth of the road, so it curves around and points at an area of the road you can't really see because of the rails on the side, but the point is still there.. However the buildings are at such a significant distance that they shouldn't be blurred I think. It's a bit of a feel really. 
Who knows you might find a way to do it after all, I can't say I'm right all the time. I know how suprising other people can be when it comes to learning things quickly 
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