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ahhhh...this was yours!!! LOVE IT!!! What a fine job...
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Reminds me of me, but better. :-) Congrats on an excellent score and placement in this challenge!
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Lynn, I loved this one! 9 from me! ;-)
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Great contrasts and movement. melethia did a similar shot in color years ago and I have a print of it over my bed.
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Hey, I liked this, well done, 24th is super, thanks for the 8.
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Love all the excitement and blur. Makes me wonder what is happening behind the streaks.
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I would have called this "survival" as a analogy of contemporary life struggling against the winds of out of control financial institutions and congress.
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a glorious wingborn nightmare.
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Caught in the maelstrom of time, just glimpses.
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Awesome! Reminds me of Deb's Melethia Ode to Joy
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I like the contrast and motion blur. I am not able to make a connection with the title though. If I have to guess, is it because birds migration is associated with seasons?
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very nice. Reminds me of a sweet friend.
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beautiful shot. love the background. nice black and white.
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I love the energy and motion in this...excellent abstract, very emotional
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The blur makes this an interesting image; nice bw tones. (voted earlier)
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My kind of shot, movement, abstractness with definition, just far enough off the fence to enjoy and an imaginative background to construct whatever I wish.
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When the world is a blur, may it always be filled with glorious pigeons.
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Black and white tones are wonderful in this composition. Love the sense of movement in the photo. The flight of the pigeons is seen and 'felt' with the swift strokes that sweep across the composition. The title - Vivaldi's Four Seasons matches the swift lines and quick tempo of the flapping wings I see.
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Feels like i'm seeing a picture from the eye of a hurricane.
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The motion and panning blur work wonderfully together here.
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