Qiang training
by Tiberius

Comment by Tiberius:

Originally posted by kanaj: I wondered if this was accomplished with a GoPro. :-) One of my higher scores in the challenge for the creativity here--and for the upending of expectations. I'm assuming that to accomplish this, you had to remain relative stationary as the subject, and the camera itself had to be in dramatic motion instead?

Thank you for the comment. That is a Chinese spear (qiang). The movement is generated from the ground and through the hips, shoulders and hands to the spear itself. Hence the rotation around a fixed axle - my body. The gopro was fixed to the tip of the spear.

Qiang training
by Tiberius

Comment by kanaj:
I wondered if this was accomplished with a GoPro. :-) One of my higher scores in the challenge for the creativity here--and for the upending of expectations. I'm assuming that to accomplish this, you had to remain relative stationary as the subject, and the camera itself had to be in dramatic motion instead?

Qiang training
by Tiberius

Comment by mariuca:
Wow Tibi! Spinning fiber into gold yarn?

hare hare
by Tiberius

Comment by kanaj:
Congrats on a well-earned Red here. A top pick for me. I wanted to comment on this in voting, but then as now I struggle to articulate what about this is so effective for me. All I know is it registers as exotic, emotionally evocative, and just plain artistically compelling--something greater than the sum of its component images.

hare hare
by Tiberius

Comment by nam:
I thought this was magical - my only 10. Very nice. Congratulations on the ribbon.

hare hare
by Tiberius

Comment by Barroness:
Congratulations, subtle yet very effective. A Beautiful Image.

hare hare
by Tiberius

Comment by Neat:
I thought it would do well, congrats.

hare hare
by Tiberius

Comment by PennyStreet:
Very well chosen overlay. So pretty.

behind the scene
by Tiberius

Comment by Barroness:
Nicely captured and very well excuted.

hare hare
by Tiberius

Comment by Neat:
Well put together, my pick for a ribbon.