Have to admit quite surprised, I figured around 6.20 - 6.40
[Apr. 30th, 2015 10:02:48 PM]
69 votes 7.00, always love getting over 7.00, 2 hrs to go anything can happen.
Just like to thank all the kind voters and commenters, I really loved this image but wasn't too sure if the voters felt the same. Given my pick I'd always choose to shoot a motion blur image rather than a stopped motion.
I also love the bi-colour filter on CEP, I've used it a few times, you'll probably have already recognised it in past entries I've submitted, it really makes your images pop!!
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Congrats Neat! I love how soft this is. Also..I'm a HUGE fan of image titling, and I love the title.
Also, I've never really seen or explored the BiColor in CEP4....this is wonderfully done.
No tilting here, but love the comment anyway :)
Titling, not tilting. He likes your title. So do I. Congrats on the red.
Congrats Neat! I love how soft this is. Also..I'm a HUGE fan of image titling, and I love the title.
Also, I've never really seen or explored the BiColor in CEP4....this is wonderfully done.
Congrats Neat! I love how soft this is. Also..I'm a HUGE fan of image titling, and I love the title.
Also, I've never really seen or explored the BiColor in CEP4....this is wonderfully done.
Among my top picks this round. The use (I presume) of a gradient color filter here serve well to isolate the subject and create an even more ethereal effect that the motion and panning. Kudos!
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