The question I have mulled to myself all week (during voting) is - what will the viewers see as the subject?
This was actually shot using manual focus and so was, indeed, a miss (aside fromt the motion blur) - but, I didn't make that obvious enough.
I like the color (still do) and moved too quickly to choose my entry based on something unrelated to the challenge topic.
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For me, I think this image would be more interesting if the photographer was further away and a little more of the background was included. Its a lovely wall, one I would return to again and again, but the composition is so tight and I'm not sure the man moving out of the frame works in this instance - it is not telling me anything. Interesting non-the-less.
Because of the strong motion blur, which is what grabs my eye first, I have to look at this one carefully. It does appear to also have a focus blur element to it as well.
It's interesting that the man is blurred so I guess he's the subject but I find the Montparnasse sign cooler and probably the actual subject or the true point of interest, in frame.
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