Girl
by L1

Comment:
I like how the radial blur seems to follow the sweep of her hair.

Haulin bootie
by Kali

Comment:
Now that's a dog going hell for leather! Surprised you even caught all of her in the frame. :)

man
by yanko

Comment:
My first thought was Walt Whitman, then I looked at the other comments and noticed I was not alone in that perception. :) As fragile as a sand painting, but yet is a strongly recognizable character, even a story - the brow conveys pain and long experience to me.

568766
by undieyatch

Comment:
Very nice, I like the stark contrasts here.

a Bandoned
by magenmarie

Comment:
The highlights are so extreme it looks as if part of the image has been erased. There's definitely some nicely bold geometrics here, but for me the complete loss of detail in some parts of the image keeps me from really connecting to this. Then again, maybe that's the point - something abandoned is something radically disconnected from everything else.

t r a n s :p
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Sorry you had to wait so long to get a comment on this, I'm just now sorting through the backlog. :) Had to Google the artist to see that this is likely a sculpture - you made quite an interesting abstract out of this, and that slice of (looks like?) sky at the bottom creates a disorienting effect.

by boysetsfire

Comment:
Amazing how this shadowy image still manages to be utterly recognizable - rock-paper-scissors game, if I guess correctly. Iconic without seeming so, if that makes any sense. :)

Butterfly Wings 3
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Nice effect - just sharp enough to make for a pleasing recognition of a butterfly and just blurry enough to get the at-the-moment sense of seeing it. Sepia toning, if I've identified that correctly, is nice, but I feel like this shot needs more sharply contrasting black/white definition and the sepia muddies that a little.

Run By (30 days of blur)
by Jutilda

Comment:
Good framing of the action moving into the image, against our expectations (left to right instead of right to left). I like the pairing of background and foreground grid-like patterns (building and sidewalk "fence"), which are at slightly opposing angles to each other.

Staring You Down
by Simms

Comment:
Very nice DOF, I like how you took a single-subject filled frame and still managed to have a distinguishable foreground and background. 10