Mono Movement (or Who’s Got The Wind?)

When you have a touch of the wind that most of us have been suffering from today, some much worse than others, you feel obliged to depict the movement caused by it.
 
The movement of the top of the trees taken at a slow shutter speed.  The anemometer with its balls blurrily spinning round (sounds like getting home after the FNDG meeting).
 
How do you make the blurry tree tops more interesting – how about superimposing the anemometer on them?
 
How do you make the anemometer more interesting – ok you can see where this is going . . .
 
Not my best creation, but here it is.
 
Many thanks to Jill for hosting MM195.


ps – you’ll find a ‘Sahara Sandy Sky’ at extra.  I nearly applied the ‘Spot Healing Brush’ to the sun by mistake – thought it was dirt on the sensor!?!?