The last glimmers of sunlight were on the horizon and the sky was full of red and orange colors. I took some snaps without a tripod and got a few blurry photos, Then I did some experiements panning. Not much post processing, I just rotated the hue sixty degrees or so and adjusted the curves.
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Ah, I wish I would've voted on this challenge. Would've helped out a little (one more higher score out of 233 total votes). Sorry I missed this one, but glad to see it now at least.
Well Steve, it was pretty good, but if you'd just included a yellow rubber ducky, a wooden puppet, a chess board and a brutally over-processed sky, this would have been perfect. Top ten for sure.
Very abstract...I usually find that when I get really "out there", the pics suffer with these voters....it only will take once or twice to learn that though! :) Good luck!
Pretty sweeping colors but it doesn't have the pizazz that really captivates the viewer. Maybe if there were a single object with some movement as well??? I do love the deep dusty purple hues though.
Fit Challenge Criteria: 2/2
Color/Contrast: 1/2
Composition: 0/2
Photo Quality: 0/2
My Subjective Affinity: 0/2
I'm sure you had a long exposure to get this, but it still needs some subject in the photograph. Something to compare the "polar winds" to. Something stable so your photo is not just a big blur.
As an abstract photo this is one of the nicer ones but don't really see how it fits the challenge (not to say that it doesn't). For a long exposure it would be nice to see what the actually image is and try and guess how the photographer tried to do it. Good luck in this challenge. <5>
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