subway
by heida

Comment:
How fantastic to have her framed in the blur like that. I am in awe - this is wonderfully emotive.

SD6: The Scream
by cgino

Comment:
My lord, it's like a scene out of the Exorcist - great shot. :)

567546
by undieyatch

Comment:
Utterly gorgeous. Ok, that lens is going on my wish list. :)

The Limits of Perception
by levyj413

Comment:
Ok, Jeffrey, it's the D.C. Metro! :) Nice framing.

They Went That-A-Way
by cpanaioti

Comment:

Originally posted by boysetsfire: he is sending me to my room

LOL! That is so great...

old news
by nixter

Comment:
Great tie-in with title and image expression, love this at such high contrast. I think you chose correctly for the submission though - the one you submitted packed the greater visual punch, I think.

They Went That-A-Way
by cpanaioti

Comment:
Funny catch - and actually he might have been making all that racket in order to deflect attention from his "statuesque" mate in the flower bed, which would fit the gesture and title you have here. :)

fortress
by electrolost

Comment:
Slight menacing feel to it - what lurks in the shadows - suits the subject. Very effective angling from the bottom corner to the opposing top corner.

day 4. 30 days of sharpless. katee
by roz

Comment:
Looks like it's been painted - I really like this shot, and even though a too-centered subject is supposedly a no-no, I like it this way here; I think if the shot were more "static" (no blur, pin sharp), the centering would make for a boring shot, but with the blur creating complementary motion to match the dog's direction, I feel like he's "passing through" the center point, rather than being pinned to it.

Message edited by author 2007-08-04 13:24:05.

SD3: Ascension
by cgino

Comment:
Oh my lord, that's hysterical! Great catch, and such a true capture of that kind of moment. :)