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Subject when AWOL.
She was there one minute, gone the next, the result of my target moving in the time I aimed and shot blind. 
Anyway I like the affect, even if I missed the prize, I think Geoff might of missed her as well. I chases after her but my later photos were as good as the one where she was missing, in my opinon anyway.
I like the colors, but it is a bit abstract for me. Not sure what I am looking at. But it does remind me of an abstract painting. Who were you trying to get a photo of anyways?
Looks like a sliding gate on a ferry.
If you're "chasing" a subject, does that become stalking... 
It's only stalking if it happens on more then one occasion. I'm safe as I'll never see her again. And some one has good ideas, its a top down view of a ferry water on one side and bottom level of the ferry the other, she (the subject) had been posing for a photo with the SOH in the background but the reflexs were too slow.
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