Rosie Rushes by durleybeachbum
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Description
Not entirely successful, but one of several attempts to satisfy a challenge of Moving Target.
So I put the ISO to 100, and tried some cars,,boring, and then the dogs.
I like experimenting, even if it often fails!
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Comments (11)
I like this one alot too. I think you did very well :)
She looks like she is off with the clappers.
Superb POV. The diagonal alignment works brilliantly. I love the blurred lines and their colors.
re this 'failing', it depends on what you're after: If you wanted a stop-motion capture, this isn't it, of course; but if you wanted the feeling of a rushing dog, you got it. I love the rush of his surroundings (I'm wondering how you did that: Usually, in a motion-blur shot, the stationery parts are stationery; you must've been moving your camera to keep up with Rosie!). The ground becomes a big fleece blanket, here, with bright green-yellow accents. It's like combed wool. And you captured a dog running---even R's fur is flowing backwards. You know, bottom line, I think that you have such a grounded and deeply embedded visual sense, that you'll make even a "failing" image into a vibrant and magnetic one, because your inner eye won't allow you to do otherwise. I really like this, Andrea. And your flickr version? Postworked into a motion-rush apparition! I love it.
Outstanding capture Andrea. God bless.
She's a busy little thing, clearly; those feet are in the air!
sometimes a good shot must not the perfect ;) i think it´s good
I love the sense of action and movement caught in the blur of the pavement! I'd say challenge well accomplished!
If you did a little write up saying how Rosie is the representation of our culture's rush to complete everything, or some such blah blah blah rot, you could sell this for a nice price! :P I love the feeling of motion. Nicely done!
Great job!
"Dashing" camera work shots Andrea.
Cool experiment work, thanks for sharing..