Crossing the road
Mad rush (including me)
At first I was going to trash this image, but then taking subsequent reviews I quite like the rushed attempt to capture the moment. Since the guy was running, having a shaky image also emphasised it.
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Just a few movement shots from Melbourne tonight.
Crossing the road
Mad rush (including me) At first I was going to trash this image, but then taking subsequent reviews I quite like the rushed attempt to capture the moment. Since the guy was running, having a shaky image also emphasised it. Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
Yeah I figured that Craig
 Was a bit of a risk putting it up for CC but no pain, no gain  Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
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Hey Wayne, I just re-read my post and I certainly wasn't at my most co-herrent, jetlag is a bitch was wide awake in the middle of the night. While I said it was an accquired taste, It certainly appeals to me, and definitely worthy of posting in CC
i like it
not a fan of B&W at all and i seriously don't know why people convert their images to B&W. But your photos really suit it ! It actually makes me feel the picture, of the busy street and people oh, ive been staring at the pics for quite a long time too. lol
#1 is a standout for me. It captures the movement and bustle of the scene very well. There is a person right of centre (mouth open) who acts as a point of stillness around whom the movement is happening. I think it is his inclusion that makes the photo.
#2 has no point of stillness and as such, the blur reads to me as blur rather than movement. It is a lesser photo IMO. Greg
It's easy to be good... when there is nothing else to do
Sorry i dont like them at all....there appears to be no focal point, even in a image as busy as these you still need some stillness for eyes to lock onto, then absorb the chaos that surounds, they look more like camera shake, than a true attempt at capturing motion/movement....Just my humble opinion.
Dan
Agreed that this isn't to everyone's liking but at least it's generated varied opinions
Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
Actually one thing i have just picked up in your image 1, there is a guy in a wheelchair....now he has NO movement and this is a huge parradox that makes this image....i like it now.
Dan
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