New Additions

[PixelRabbit]

Hey all Working through editing some older images and have a couple additions to my Fine Art in Motion set. I always edited on my laptop but alas it is broken and I had to change over to the desktop and I definitely need a new monitor so it's a bit of a challenge, I thought I'd share to get your thoughts
Thanks for taking a look.

IMG_083501-1 by Judi Smelko, on Flickr


IMG_1766-1 by Judi Smelko, on Flickr


IMG_0364-1 by Judi Smelko, on Flickr

 

[binga63]

awesome as usual

 

[PixelRabbit]

Thanks Chris

 

[tirediron]

Love #3!

 

[PixelRabbit]

Thanks John I quite like the simplicity and feel of that one too!

 

[hamlet]

Did you forget to turn on your IS?

 

[PixelRabbit]

Nope, Hamlet, everything was on that I wanted on

 

[FanBoy]

I like your second image of the white shack because it can be difficult to successfully photograph man-made objects in art in motion shots. This might look good in black and white, too.

I always look forward to these shots; they have such a rustic feel to them.

 

[PixelRabbit]

Thanks Fanboy! You are 100% right, straight lines/man built objects are tricky and so often double or stretch weird, I'm always thrilled when I catch one straight~!

 

[Msteelio91]

Second shot is fantabulous, great stuff!

 

[Derrel]

I loved #3 when I saw it small, on FB a week ago or so. I thought it was a forest fire raging. Now it looks more like a totally awesome sunrise. I still like it though. I enjoy the feeling of chaos, or blurring, of swirling on the pumphouse (school bus stop?), but the first shot's movement is upsetting, unsettling to me. It's just not fun...

 

[PixelRabbit]

Thanks Msteelio

Thanks D! I can get on board with your thoughts on the first one, I wavered back and forth between that one and the one below, I think its less "nervous". Better?

IMG_0837-1 by Judi Smelko, on Flickr

 

[Derrel]

Yes, this one is less nervous, less jarring.

 

[Mike Lamb]

They seem kind of on the blah side as far as composition. The post p in 2 doesn't work at all for me. I think 3 would work better with little more definition of the shed.

 

[PixelRabbit]

Thanks for your thoughts Mike!