Feral II
by xianart

Comment:
I think I am most drawn to motion blur type images. Your b&w conversion gives this a great feel on top of the movement.

Speedy
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
The selective desat works well on this. Extra oomph to the streaks from the vehicle. Cool capture.

gork
by yanko

Comment:
Both are cool shots but I think the comp on the other stands out much stronger. I like the extra detail in the alternate.

OO
by yanko

Comment:
Now I would call that cool bokeh!

hawk
by bucket

Comment:
Took me a second to realize what it was. When I did i thought "man that would scare the crap out of me!" And then I read your details. LOL! Very cool capture.

BlurStudy/1
by mia67

Comment:
Simple, clean (blurry clean that is), great colors and man do I like how the washed out parts around the arms, neck and head play out. I am finding that these types of images are either very forgiving or just plain work well with what would normally be negative issues on a tack sharp image. Very nice work (as usual).

Headless (a month of Blur)
by Jutilda

Comment:
Very nice. Another of the images here that goes beyond just being a blurry image. The processing keeps it simple and clean (blurry clean that is) but with high interest as well. I really like that her head just blends away.

Begining
by nixter

Comment:
This one grabbed me from thumbnail and didnt dissapoint once opened up. Shapes and lines, colors and flow can all come out and stand strong when not having to focus on a specific point or primary subject matter. There is a line between just a blurry picture and a picture that is made because of the non focus. This is one of them. I am also drawn to the texture that can come with images like these. This has a great feel to it.

by boysetsfire

Comment:
I miss the camel.

Relax: Take it easy
by Cutter

Comment:
One of my top choices for the challenge. This shot just felt right.