Titled in honour of the late great Bruce Lee, and yes, it's my hand once again :o)
Long shutter timing with a single spotlight gives the firey glow and motion blur. The original was cropped, and the red saturation increased (to emphasise the 'anger/wrath'-ness).
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Representswrath in more ways than one. I really like the motion here. The redness increases the wrathness. The motion shows that something is happening here. I like the lighting, although I wouldn't want the thumb area any brighter. Angle and framing/cropping are good. nice shot. Good luck in the challenge. ~Hbunch7187~
Good use of motion, I think. I assume you took the picture while the hand was thrusting forward and then stopped. Sometimes, it works better to place your hand (or other moving object) in the final position, hold it for a few seconds, then move backwards. That way, the "end" position is really clear, but you still have the motion blur! karmat
Is it a bird, is it a plane, is it superman? No it's a fist of fury! :) Nice idea - feels toooo blurry for me and the whiteout on the hand is too strong for my taste. Cool idea though! 5, Kavey
this is great! you have really managed to isolate anger in this shot. the long exposure works well in portraying this. you are left wondering who the victim/target is and even cringing a little yourself! 9--alecia
Neat shot. Neat idea! This must have been a difficult shot to get... The motion really sets the filling of fury, speed, haste, into the viewer. Great position of the first at the end. What is the light portion of the shot on the bottom? - JB
Really nice motion blur that shows speed and also has lots of detail on the hand. The blur also makes it seem like the person was acting rashly and confused. Nice red hue as well :) 9 - Konador
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