This is an extremely simple tutorial that will help you take advantage of the Motion Blur tool.
It's a very nice feature and I like the look of it!

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• First of all, open up Photoshop CS6.
  
• Second, create a new project and choose the dimensions you wish to use. Today, I'll be using 500x500 pixels.
  
• Use the paint bucket tool to create your background layer. Use any color you want. I'll be using dark graphite color.
  
• Now, you're going to want to find an object that you want to blur. I'll be using text for starters, because it's simplest.
  
• After you have your object you'd like to blur, duplicate the layer and convert it to a smart object.
  
• After converting it to a smart object, rasterize the layer. You can do this by right-clicking the object.
  
• After that, click on the "Filter" tab and navigate to Blur > Motion Blur.
  
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• Once you've clicked on that, a window like this should appear.
  
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• Adjust the distance to your liking, and then your image should appear like this:
  
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  If you want to adjust how blurry the object is, simply adjust the Opacity of the object.

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And that's all you need to know to start blurring your objects in Photoshop!