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Comment by nam:
Autumn does pass all too quickly - much the most quickly of the four seasons IMO. Maybe because I know winter is hard on its heels?

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Comment by jomari:
Beautiful overlay of rain. At least you are on the right side of the glass. (Like Rachel, I sympathise with the animals.)

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Comment by jomari:
Pretty colours and blur. The effect diminishes as the picture recedes.

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Comment by Germaine:
I do love the bands of color and movement but hope that someone else was at the wheel. 8)

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Comment by streetpigeon:
I love this image, hard to get hold of as it is. It's beautiful and mysterious. The shape or form in the upper left seems to be an animal head, looking right, its eye and snout discernible. At least that's how my mind strives to make sense of it. It peeks out of the bedroom closet, the forest, the cosmos. The swirling tones, created by light and grain, are a marvel. That your method of capture could bear such a result, seen and developed by your discerning eye, of course, is wondrous. A hundred superlatives.

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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
woosh! please don't tell me you were driving whilst shooting this Karen? It's pretty funky!

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Comment by ubique:
Every picture is better for the inclusion of a crow or raven. Even S. Dali apparently regretted in his later years not having inserted more Corvidae into his work. This one may not be an actual crow of course, but the gesture is appreciated nonetheless.

Thank you.

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Comment by jomari:
Great abstract blur - looks like a bird. Thanks for sharing the how.

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Comment by Germaine:
Nice detail in the wood grain. (I guess!) Good contrast in the b&w.

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Comment by Germaine:
Great diagonal and I love that roundish thingy at the top. Interesting description of how you got the shot. It took guts!