Hot Shoe
by Germaine

Comment:
I'm with Deb on this one, the blurry guy on the right makes this for me, he's already chasing the moped, only just with his thoughts -- you've caught him leaving his body!

Begining
by nixter

Comment:
Peaking through the curtain of clarity that we think we exist in to the real world, one hidden in shades and tones and haziness in which we impress on our visions our own preconceptions of what it means to perceive, of what it means to be real.

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by pcody

Comment:
Swans that have learned to swim in the sky, paddling along, wings resting, and perhaps then taking flight in the sea . . .. Without the blur the surreal potential of this image would have been lost on me. Wonderful.

TV
by jmritz

Comment:
I got a movie theater from this, too, but the theater screen is outside, and the movie is actually projected against a forest, trees lining up to provide a backdrop for its display. Nice.

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by xianart

Comment:
For me, too, this reflects how I see onions most of the time, all teary eyed and blurry. Nice find capturing real life by mistake.

by sevilduvarci

Comment:
Where are these people? It looks like a subway car, but it can't be, they're not facing the right directions; is it a train station, waiting for the arrival of a train that's late? So unclear, yet I know I know this place, have been there myself, felt those same feelings . . .. Delightful.

Circular
by Zigomar

Comment:
I'm so focused on the really bright spot in the center; the right figure seems to have his hand on it. Do these two keep sunlight for a pet and have taken it out for a walk?

25
by Zigomar

Comment:
This made me smile; I know, I'm supposed to explain why, but I don't want to investigate that feeling. I just want to feel it. Smile.

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by xianart

Comment:
The terminology we all use is so strange, yet it's so easily glossed over. "Multiplied his face a little". Well of course you did, that's what you do with overexposed areas. But multiplying a face? No non-photographer would have any idea what we were talking about, and it doesn't sound very pleasant. Takes the objectification of artistic subjects to a different, a somewhat hidden, level. Oh, about the image: The blur here, and overall feel, work well for me; striking in a very calm, natural sort of way.

riot
by krnodil

Comment:
Your title drives me a bit here (in a good way); I mean, it really is a riot, the flowers have finally had it having to put up with pollution, and noise, and people in general, and they're rioting, coming together, getting ready to burn and pillage. Floral mob mentality!