by JPR

Comment:
I feel the chaos here, not eternity, but chaos, whirling, bumping, changing, such a strong influence on our lives. This should be the trademark image for chaos theory.

Sailing Over the Edge
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Love what you've done with this; I can imagine seeing it this way, not quite being able to focus. Great choices here.

by JPR

Comment:
So much detail held tightly by the blur, almost unwilling to let go, as though secrets are hidden within. Wonderful.

Brothers
by L1

Comment:
It does look like they're having fun, and yes, the one with so much movement and blur adds an interesting dimension to the image.

Day-4-Where-Are-You.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Wonderful tone to this, excellent feel from an image you fall comfortably into, like a comfy old couch.

View over the Delaware River
by HeiSch

Comment:
I love the reflection of the sun in this; a little glimmer of gold hiding in the water and hidden (almost by the trees). A delightful surprise. The blur here adds a nice softness in feel as well as appearance.

gork
by yanko

Comment:
He's watching me wherever I go; those eyes, they just keep watching. Stop it, leave me alone!!! Seriously, though, well conceived and executed, I like the final image.

hawk
by bucket

Comment:
I actually feel a bit of your fear when I look at this; did you use a "fear filter" in post processing :) Delightful.

Day 1~ Sunset in the Garden
by annig

Comment:
Thanks, I needed an image that captured the light, placed it in its own little ball, and unstopped it at just the right moment to cast its glow on life. Delightful.

Bring on the Rain
by L1

Comment:
Stunning. I don't see so much as feel the subject here. It's right there, under the surface, yearning to be touched, to touch, to share, to be shared. There is healing in art, Laurie, in finding truth and beauty in what is, what has been, and what will be, and in allowing us to see the beauty you have found that we might otherwise never have seen.