Arpeggio in Red
by Budya

Comment:
Ah, very nice, love the motion, love the colors, love the composition.

out of control
by joesaladino

Comment:
Seems there are different takes on the words 'abstract motion'. In my opinion the abstract part should cover the whole picture (Google 'abstract motion' and look at the pictures).
Abstract is: art in which the subject is represented by shapes and patterns rather than by a realistic likeness.

If you had cropped out only the two spinning wheels, it would have been a perfect abstract motion.

Springtime
by Bebe

Comment:
Nice abstract motion. I myself would have set the poles horizontal.

Flutter tongue
by FallenDemon

Comment:
Abstract is: art in which the subject is represented by shapes and patterns rather than by a realistic likeness.

There's no abstract to be found in this photo. Beautiful snake though.

sink
by goodnews

Comment:
If you only had left out the upper half, it would have been a beautiful abstract motion and much more interesting. Use your sidebar to move it up and down and you'll see what I mean (I hope). The apricot part with a bit of the tap and towel is really beautiful. I probably would have given it then a 9 or even 10.

Flowing Home
by Damzel

Comment:
LOL very subtle, I like it. It doesn't even need the framing.

"SIU Night Rider"
by tmorninglory96

Comment:
If you had cut your photo in half horizontally, just below the tree and had entered only the lower part, it would have been a beautiful abstract motion.
Now the tree and the buildings are taking away that mystic spell.

Fairground
by jwaddison

Comment:
Pity of the lower right corner, it takes away a lot of the abstract. Your photo is much more interesting without it.

PASSING ME BY...
by moondog19

Comment:
Abstract is: art in which the subject is represented by shapes and patterns rather than by a realistic likeness.

There's motion, but no abstract.

Passing through
by optix

Comment:
Abstract is: art in which the subject is represented by shapes and patterns rather than by a realistic likeness.

Yours, though a beautiful take on the bird, looks more like a stopped motion than an abstract motion.