Dancing on I-15
by Yomi

Comment:
This works very well as an abstract. Good luck

Water In Motion
by Swami G

Comment:
While this does meet the challenge, it would have worked better if some part of the photograph was in focus. Clever idea.

My Christmas tree is full of Jelly beans, in my eyes.
by MagsCoyote

Comment:
What an amusing photograph. You have given me quite a smile this morning.

Swam Dunk
by Bullwinkle

Comment:
For an abstract, this shows an amazing amount of movement. Good luck, not too many people on DPC can appreciate abstracts. The colors here really make this photo for me.

Tribute
by Manic

Comment:
This shows a very good sense of movement and the colors are great. Very well done.

Time In Motion
by kposey

Comment:
While this photo does convey movement to me, it is quite static. I believe that is from the "straight on" composition and how the subject is centered. Did you try this in a verticle crop as well? That might have worked better for me.

All Fall Down
by Konador

Comment:
This is a wonderful photograph and one of the better ones in showing motion. How many tries did it take to get this?

Motion From The Ocean
by Walena

Comment:
Beautiful!

Continuous Flow
by darb

Comment:
I love the effect of long exposures on water that is moving. I am curious as to why you went with B&W.

Light of the Spirit
by jmsetzler

Comment:
Tis is a very powerful photograph. First from a composition point of view, you were off center when you took it and the praying man is also off center. That makes for a very interesting "triangle" between the man and the center of the arch. I think the best part of this photograph is the way the light is pouring through the windows over the alter, almost as if the presence of a spirit is filling the church. I am guessing that is the meaning of the title. Very well done.