Motion Blur - C&C are welcome !!

[Tejal]

Dear All,

In this picture, I have tried motion blur. Subjects were on the opposite side of the road and the road was quite busy.

Please give your C&C for the same.

Regards,

Tejal

a by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

Different crop :

cr by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[Chrisclick]

Hi Tejal, very interesting shots. I have never thought to try motion blur that way. I suppose I have always thought of blurring the subject, rather than something between the camera and my subject.

Good work, thinking 'out of the box'. Mmmm...now you have me thinking!

[Tejal]

Hi Tejal, very interesting shots. I have never thought to try motion blur that way. I suppose I have always thought of blurring the subject, rather than something between the camera and my subject.

Good work, thinking 'out of the box'. Mmmm...now you have me thinking!

Thanks a lot. It's little tough to get subject clear this way. But it's fun.

[Shadowman]

Nicely done, I think the sections showing the lions attacking are quite powerful and it makes the spectators seem surreal.

[Tejal]

Nicely done, I think the sections showing the lions attacking are quite powerful and it makes the spectators seem surreal.

Thanks John. !!!

[rpcrowe]

Very creative seeing! I like them both but, prefer #2 because of the lion in the lower right!

[Tejal]

Very creative seeing! I like them both but, prefer #2 because of the lion in the lower right!

Thanks Richard .

[Dave Humphries]

Hi Tejal,

I prefer the 'different crop' version, without the big letters on right and better composition of subjects.

However, I think there's still room for improvement; with different position(s) of main subjects, artist(s), and (blurred) vehicles. On left, in #2, I find the chap facing out of frame and the series of disconnect hands is less than ideal, but they cannot be cropped off without spoiling other aspects of the composition.

HTH, Dave

[Tejal]

Hi Tejal,

I prefer the 'different crop' version, without the big letters on right and better composition of subjects.

However, I think there's still room for improvement; with different position(s) of main subjects, artist(s), and (blurred) vehicles. On left, in #2, I find the chap facing out of frame and the series of disconnect hands is less than ideal, but they cannot be cropped off without spoiling other aspects of the composition.

HTH, Dave

hmmmmmmm... Thanks a lot for your valuable inputs .

[Dave Humphries]

hmmmmmmm...

Yeah, I sometimes have that effect on people

Thanks a lot for your valuable inputs .

No worries

[Tejal]

Yeah, I sometimes have that effect on people



No worries

ha ha ha..... please ignore... !!