Mesmerised
by purpleflutterby13

Comment by bevilll:
trippy

Mesmerised
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Comment by brownsm:
I see some blurred lines in the background, but the panning technique is not evident. seems more like a stop action shot using flash.

Mesmerised
by purpleflutterby13

Comment by jellybelly:
I can't see any panning here

Mesmerised
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Comment by SoulMan1978:
DNMC for me - surely your camera was still during this shot? Or am I missing something?

Mesmerised
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Comment by choltmeier:
This doesn't appear to be panning to me... i.e. the camera isn't moving it's just the background subjects moving. Still a nice street shot.

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Comment by jasonlprice:
This photo doesn't really work for me personally, but I gave it a 7 during voting because it is well composed, technically good and creative. Actually I love the effect from the horizon up (just considering the trees), it was the buildings and tree on the bottom that made me dizzy. Great tones and colors too.

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Comment by meyers:
Oh the things I miss when I lack the time to vote on images.. Your capture of the last strands of sunset pouring over the horizon is amazing.

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Comment by Melethia:
Amazing effect and a very interesting perspective on a sunset! The whole of the world reaches up to the grandeur that is the sky, knowing full well they can never touch it, but to not try is unthinkable.

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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Surprised this only did a 5.8, but freestudies are really hard on scoring. This is great. I love the effect.

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Comment by Bruce_the_Robert:
Stunning. You've captured the ether; are the gods aware? They're not going to be very happy, you know. First you capture fire, over and over again; then beauty is captured of you by firelight; and, then this: the ephemeral, caught, trapped, allowing those of us who are unable to see it with our souls to see it with our eyes. Yes, I might be drawn deeper in if the tree on top was dark black, pure shadow against the soft skeins of color in the 'tweens, but it is quite lovely as is.