Risky Business
by blemt

Comment:
Spot on for the challenge. Seems like the person could be focused a little sharper, but I enjoy the image a lot, plus it makes me get that funny feeling in the pit of the stomach.

r4.jpg
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Mystery + forbidden + sexy + starkness = drama/danger/adventure
Grabs the eye and doesn't let go
Great image

the many faces of Rita
by jmritz

Comment:
Thanks for finally spilling the beans on your technique. Of all the in-camera blur methods in this side challenge, adding in the TV raster lines for texture on top of a long handheld exposure has to be one of the most original ideas. Plus, your handhold ability must be completely awesome to generate such recognizable forms over most of 8 seconds at a time.

Putting all the images together for a finale is great. What a wonderful way to display them for a memory-at-a-glance.

DSC_5126
by ryand

Comment:
Having played guitar a little bit, I appreciate the close perspective, not too far off from what the musician sees when critically examining finger positions.

Two things might make this a stronger image. First, drape something very dark across the background to eliminate the bright areas (which my eyes find distracting). Second, if you can jocky a tripod into that position (or set up a temporary stable shelf to do the same thing), try a narrower aperture and a slower shutter speed to get more depth of field (longer strtch of string sharp would be nice, maybe inlcuding the white string spacer). Fuzzing out at both ends is nice, but I'd like to see more sharp along the way.

langdon road
by roz

Comment:
Three cheers for Landgon. Hats off to roz for posting this set of images.

IMG_20803 langdon-road-III-150+24x36-s4w.jpg
by roz

Comment:
Easily my favorite of the three. Wonderful diagonal, street name with connections, and great choice of processing color.

langdon road II
by roz

Comment:
At first I thought you must have been shooting out the back window while driving faster than the others on the road. Ooops, as my provincial perspective shows itself in my assumptions about which way traffic "should" flow. Fun blur. Hard to tell how much of that truck is original and how much is stretched out by the camera.

pfffft
by Jutilda

Comment:
I've seen that look, with teeth barely showing, usually just before the goat tugs on my shirt with intent to chew. Hope your camera escaped without being nibbled.

Baseball Bleacher Blur
by levyj413

Comment:
This reminds me of the ever changig patterns of a kaliedascope. Meets criteria for fill the frame, but I see a lot of threads saying that blur entries don't do so well in challenges. Too bad, particualrly since this has such a fun collection of bright colors.

Run
by Jutilda

Comment:
The leg positions enhance the senseo of motion from the blur. Nice that you had one in some sunshine to help with the exposure. Our deer like to come out late evening or in night.