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Comment by mitalapo:
Stop it! You make traffic jams as people must stop here to decipher and appreciate.

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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
I'm not sure what to make of this. Vaguely looks like a human form drawn. Well, anything that makes me stop to think and examine it closer deserves some pointage for that.

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Comment by Blue Moon:
I see sepia, black, white, and red. That does not fit the definition of a duotone and I also feel like you are just snapping a photo of someone else's work with very little attempt to make it artistically your own

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Comment by Frostgnome:
Maybe I just don't get it ? and then again maybe just abstract blurness ???

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Comment by Lutchenko:
Very funny, I had to look at this for some time before I realized what I was looking at.

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Comment by scooter97:
Looks like it's on the wall. ;)

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Comment by rjkstesch:
I see no tale-tale streaks that indicate motion panning. This looks more like stopped motion.

I like the image as an abstract, moody piece and find myself trying to find meaning in it. The grain and b/w adds to that mood.

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Comment by Germaine:
Nice abstract, but I don't see that anything is really set apart from the background by motion panning.

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Comment by SaraR:
First thoughts - an aesthetically interesting image with no discernable subject other than indeterminate shapes and tones, created by a less than obvious camera technique. Is any of that of any consequence? - other than the aesthetic appeal, not at all. The image provokes in me a sense of...I can't really articulate it, a sort of sense of 'being' - it somehow depicts a whole bundle of very personal emotions. I guess what I am saying is that an abstract image such as this is what it is perceived as to it's creator and to each viewer; each will take from it something completely different and governed by their own experiences and psychology. For me, it works extremely well.

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Comment by krnodil:
A formidable coupling. Talk about showing us old things in a new light.