That works well, but I would prefer it to have less blur in the foreground. Martin Scorsese often uses the effect of filling the entire frame with a single colour - he did it very effectively with red in Kundun to show the slaughter of the Tibetans. I've done shots like this myself, but never as effectively as this one, despite the minor misgiving. You're on a bit of a roll at the moment.
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