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by levyj413

Comment:
Very creative Jeffrey. And very enlightning too. I have the opposite problem, I can see well without the glasses as long as no one asks me to read something.
I think this shot really does well in meeting the criteria of this side challenge.

by JPR

Comment:
Fantastic POV. Your composition is marvelous. And the blur really focuses our attention in this shot.

Birdwatching
by xianart

Comment:
Like the blur, but I especially love the humor in this shot. Caught him black and white handed!!

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by pcody

Comment:

Originally posted by rheverly: Swans that have learned to swim in the sky, paddling along, wings resting, and perhaps then taking flight in the sea . . .. Without the blur the surreal potential of this image would have been lost on me. Wonderful.

Rob very poetically assessed this shot beautifully. AMEN.

Spider's Spinnaker
by annig

Comment:
What no description on what position you assumed to get this one????? You dissapoint me! LOL
Now seriously, I love the illusion of a parachute (OK maybe it's time for bed).
OK, maybe that wasn't too serious. But I got this vision of a parachute and the spider landing softly and then this camera lens showed up in his face.

The Limits of Perception
by levyj413

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Or are you shooting from the Metro station bottom up that long long long escalator ride up to the top?

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!
by timfythetoo

Comment:
The colors are great, and IMO adding that blur to her really sets off the water to perfection. Angle is fantastic.

rainbow bright
by ShannonLee

Comment:
I really like this one ... but no reason why. I think the bright white sunlight and the white blouse and all the white sun spots just make it happy but in a grungy surrounding. IF that makes any sense at all!?

Brothers
by L1

Comment:
Love the blur (it's perfect) and especially love the shear joy on their faces.

by JPR

Comment:
Looked to me like a person in the eye of a hurricane or tornado (of life).