Still Standing
by gyaban

Comment:
WOW, wonderful shot. I'm betting on Gyaban for the strenght of getting in stunning (french styled?) place.

The significant pixel - perhaps a self portrait
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Nice work Charlie :D

the lighthouse
by tate

Comment:
Wow dude, this is fanstastic !
I saw a video of this lighthouse and I was waiting for someone of DPC to shoot it ;)
Congrats for this stunning shot !!

Predator and prey
by Cory

Comment:
Congrats Cory !
I love the lines ... and the life in this photo.
You made wonderful images in your trip, great work ;)

Pushing back the boundaries
by keyz

Comment:
Thank you all for your comments and this wonderful gift :D

Tomato Ninja
by gyaban

Comment:
Wow great shot. Excellent work CHristophe !
The 1x link : //1x.com/photos/member/48485/37824/

Couleurs d'automne
by keyz

Comment:
Thanks for the comments ;)

HPN - High Power Noise
by keyz

Comment:
Merci beaucoup John. ;)

There is four problems with this shot ... in a DPC challenge :
- the motion blur
- washed colors
- centered composition
- the max height size : here is a larger size which puts the viewer in a closer view
another one is the missing jack to connect the guitar :D

For this one, I really don't care about the challenge result ... because I was happy to create it !
Thanks for the comments, everyone who liked and everyone who disliked it. ;)

Couleurs d'automne
by keyz

Comment:

Originally posted by tome: I'm reading the comments and still can't figure out how to do this :) I tried something like this once but the shapes were lost. This is just perfect. I could have sworn it was with a tripod :).

Tome, the aperture is 1/15s, this is very short for the total spin. So I did it really fast.
The fact is the faster you move your cam, the smoother your blur is, because there is less micro shaking from your hands.

Couleurs d'automne
by keyz

Comment:

Originally posted by Yo_Spiff: Originally posted by keyz: hold the lens and turn the cam. I don't know what else to say. So, kind of a zoomblur while spinning the camera?

It's not a zoomblur but a spinblur. I didn't zoom while the shutter was open.