Bring on the Rain
by L1

Comment:
Stunning. I don't see so much as feel the subject here. It's right there, under the surface, yearning to be touched, to touch, to share, to be shared. There is healing in art, Laurie, in finding truth and beauty in what is, what has been, and what will be, and in allowing us to see the beauty you have found that we might otherwise never have seen.

day 1 - door knob
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
The separation between the door and the room is almost lost in the blur, as if the transition will never quite be complete between the two. Nice.

Street
by jackal9

Comment:
I love how the curve of the lamp holder/arm shows just slightly from the shadows. The light isn't on its own, it's held there, by a close friend, and it returns that favor by casting a gentle glow on the arm.

Carnival.jpg
by datcat

Comment:
Definitely gives me the feeling of a carnival ride gone awry . . .

fields of gold
by electrolost

Comment:
Golden, deep and true, and more real and precious than any metal ever could be. Wonderful capture.

Fun at the Fair II
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Awesome. Not blur, motion. Videographers could learn a thing or three from you about capturing movement.

Fun at the Fair
by timfythetoo

Comment:
The blur of joy and excitement. There, and then gone, only a memory (but here, captured delightfully).

Day 1 - Park @ 60
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
For me, you're on a ride but wishing you hadn't gone on; on this ride, the ride itself stands still, and the world rushes around you. Excellent.

by boysetsfire

Comment:
You have captured emptiness; emptiness in darkness; emptiness in people pursuing nothing; emptiness in an environment made for the pursuit of a passing fancy. Excellent.

to the beat of his own drum
by smurfguy

Comment:
I love the blurring of the world here; the title is spot on, he couldn't care less about anyone or anything. Music, man, music.