Rose
by gsal

Comment:
You have found the most interesting combination of texture, lines, & shapes.

Gotcha!!! (Kumdo Martial Arts)
by docpjv

Comment:
more of these! please! I like the action & the sharp blur.

Glint
by Leo

Comment:
Another little roadside attraction, made beautiful by the light. And the photographer.

eat
by jmritz

Comment:
nicely done! street photography with a twist of humor.

calling all angels
by Jutilda

Comment:
Oh my how sweet is this! Excellent PP, that action worked well.

Jul 18 - Socks
by hajeka

Comment:
Just enough blur to qualify "D I knit, too, it's a wonderful hobby. I'm experimenting w/fingerless gloves right now, I will try to get a nicely burred shot of them for you & the Mrs.

we come in peace!
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Nope, you have the perfect title. Glad you noticed the effect & captured it. You could also put this in the Emotive category, there's lots of emotion in this. I like the way this gives me the tree in a way I could never see it for myself. Well done.

Fully Focused!
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Did you? Go back & spend a day with your zoo director? Inquiring minds want to know! This is excellent, & PP to perfection.

Inkerman Gully
by jomari

Comment:
Folks who are submitting shots to a stock photo site get in the mindset of never adding any kind of border to an image. After a while, they maybe can't see a border of any kind as anything but a distraction. Quite a few people here do submit to stock photo sites. That's my take on why borders don't go over well here.

I like the shot, & the tones are very good for the fog. The polaroid border is a touch of whimsy at odds with the subject of the photo, since you would probably not use a polaroid camera for this kind of shot. Nothing wrong with a touch of whimsy!

Msaka Child
by gsal

Comment:
Oh you do these so very well.