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by salmiakki

Comment by karmat:
I really like this -- you have left just enough "white space' on the left and bottom to give the composition a dynamic feel.

01-52
by salmiakki

Comment by moondog:
Looks like a painting

01-52
by salmiakki

Comment by dafletchr:
The queen of blur has arrived! I going to give this a shot sometime this year, if I can find the right subject.

01-52
by salmiakki

Comment by tome:
I don't think anyone could have painted this any better. It's a beautiful image.
BTW do you have a picture of your gear?

01-52
by salmiakki

Comment by shutterpuppy:
I love this. It would be great printed on a large canvas.

01-52
by salmiakki

Comment by 2mccs:
It's beautiful.
I agree with you. I'm also unsure what will work with the pinhole but I bet by the end of the year we will know. It has been so dark (and dreary) here I have to use 15 sec exposure and that is with an iso of 1600 with the 200 micron pin hole. (only need a 2 to 5 sec exposure with the 600 micron but so blurry)
Your shot is an inspiration-I'm going out now looking for trees.

01-52
by salmiakki

Comment by davidw:
At first its a blurry mess, then after a few moments it starts to resolve into moving, growing trees. Cool.

01-52
by salmiakki

Comment by bspurgeon:
First, let go of the sensor dust...even after a professional cleaning you will see some crud with the pinhole. Shoot higher ISO or dark subjects, it will blend right in! ;)

Second, I also find it very difficult to choose a proper subject or scene, and if you are caught without a tripod, it requires extremely bright light or high ISO for hand held images, unless of course the goal is more blur

I think you made a splendid image here; it's cold but warm and inviting.

01-52
by salmiakki

Comment by VitaminB:
Not sure why your not happy with this shot... I would be. The blur sets the mood nicely, and is complemented by the monochromatic colour shot.

18-31
by salmiakki

Comment by daisydavid:
Cool colours, really like the reflection.