Man Looking Over Ledge
by muur88

Comment:
For this technique I've found that the compositions which work best have all the major elements either parallel or perpendicular to the sensor plane -- the effect depends on objects at the same distance exhibiting the same degree of blurriness. In this case, the row of planters being blurry on the right doesn't look quite right to me. This looks like a good location -- I think a shot from here with people seated at the right-most table would work pretty well.

Extravagance
by redpanda

Comment:
I thought Stuart Little had a convertible ... ;-)

Wipe Out
by jcar

Comment:
How appropriate for Indy 500 weekend ... I haven't played with slot cars for a long time!

Everytown, USA
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Apparently a lot of voters don't include this type of shot in the category of "miniature" -- in this case, I'd suggest even more blurring towards the top and bottom regions to make the effect even more pronounced. Your composition and subjects are fine.

Amanda 4 (39)e.jpg
by judojoe

Comment:
Nice tones and background.

Their expression makes me want to clone in some rings and add a caption along the line of "Oh no! What did we just do?"

Definitely not your typical wedding portraiture.

Sympathy For The Devil
by wingyisleeds

Comment:
This is at least the fourth title for which I've recorded my own group or a friend's group playing, and three of them are Rolling Stones covers ...?!

"Tangled up in Blue" by Bob Dylan
by Tygerr

Comment:
Yet another song I've recorded!!

"Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones
by karmat

Comment:
Another song I've recorded! :-)

Love The One You're With - Stephen Stills
by ankursomani

Comment:
An interesting take on this title ... ;-)

• "Down to the Waterline" — Dire Straits • (Homage to Peter Max) •
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I wanna see it under blacklights! ;-)