Waterlines II
by puzzled

Comment by Brad:
Love the soft feel to this. Wonderful tones and composition too.
The angles of her and the metal grating work well together.

Waterlines II
by puzzled

Comment by Jutilda:
You should be happy. This is lovely work. It has that hint of softness that is very appealing. Nicely composed, using the water as negative space. Quite beautiful actually. I love it.

Joy
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Comment by Ragga2000:
Love the blur in this one.

Joy
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Comment by timfythetoo:
Trippy shot. I like it alot. Bumping up.

Joy
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Comment by pinetree3:
Now this is a good example and use of motion blur. Wonderful how you can convey a sense of emotion within this kind of shot.

Joy
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Comment by posthumous:
a wonderful, daring blur creates a tangible mood of excitement.

Joy
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Comment by ourwebstop:
I've given the same basic comment on quite a few shots -- my preference (as I discovered while looking at a number of these blur shots) is for a sharp subject. When there is no sharp subject, my eye wanders around trying to find something to focus on. It happens less on your shot than many of the others -- I think because there is plenty of contrast between the girl and the background, and the blur on the girl is not overdone. Perhaps just a difference in artistic preference.

Joy
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Comment by Judi:
Hehehehe...cute with good capture of light in the background.

Joy
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Comment by bbright:
Very lively and colorful. Nice !

Joy
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Comment by sukuriant:
That's pretty, I almost wonder what this picture would look like if the arms weren't moving. It looks good, though :-)