Day 18
by lunachicken

Comment by pcody:
wow.nice

Day 18
by lunachicken

Comment by lunachicken:
Or lack thereof :p Got into town last night just as it was rolling over or I would have had an entry. Probably the vulture though. I liked its wings :p

Day 18
by lunachicken

Comment by whiteroom:
good! shoulda saved it for wings.

Day 19
by lunachicken

Comment by whiteroom:
sensor dust? haha just kidding....!

Apocolypse sometime
by lunachicken

Comment by whiteroom:
this is great.

Acrobatics
by lunachicken

Comment by whiteroom:
why not join the blur side challenge, you have some great photos.

blur

Misfit Toys
by lunachicken

Comment by JeffDay:
interesting toys, pretty well shot

Day 4 b.
by lunachicken

Comment by posthumous:
from the pedagogy thread:

One of the possibilities for blur is to convert it to noise. This can give your photo the appearance of grainy film. It is similar to quiet_observation's strategy above -- make your photo look like something else -- though this is less elaborate. Personally, I love the film grain look. It gives a photo like this a documentary feeling, a spying, voyeuristic sort of feeling, that adds excitement to the shot. This works well with the closeup and the head protruding from some sort of enclosure/boundary. There's just a general feeling of confrontation, of the voyeur getting caught, that adds interest for the viewer.

Day 11
by lunachicken

Comment by SandyP:
Ohhhhmygosh. . .that is so cool. Talk about "If looks could kill" :) This may fall under "I think looks could kill, and I'm getting out of the way" :)

What a GREAT photo. Definitely a keeper forever.

Day 11
by lunachicken

Comment by Jutilda:
This one isn't quite working for me. It just struck me as "a photo of a blurred cat" But as I study it, things grow on me like the duplicity of each whisker and the "laser lights" shooting out of the cat's eyes. LOL