Stormy seas in London, E2…
Another motion blur image this time, of course, the idea to show the tumult of the storm
Stormy seas
The art is another one by the street artist Jim Vision… he painted the scene that appeared in Street/ 6 but I couldn’t remember his name when I put that post up.
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Street Art is definitely improving since I left London Sue!
Good blur too; and it works.
Best wishes, Pete.
The street art is fascinating, and frequently fast changing. Glad you like the blur…
Perfectly “melted” together, making the storm almost come alive…
Many thanks, Ese! Job done, then!
This one gives us the tempest feeling, huiii! 🙂
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Gosh, some great street art in London Sue. Next time I visit I want a map from you!
Next time you. Are in London, I suggest you let me know and we’ll meet up….and you can have a map, too!!
Wonderful Sue and thank you for including the explanation. The movement really adds!
Great! Glad you like it, Sue! I am always trying to make up my own story around street art….
Excellent Sue – very Turner-esque.
Thanks, Robin!
Beautiful!!! Good evening
Merci!
love this one!
Thanks! 🙂
Wonderful capture – what a terrific piece of art! Thanks Sue – enjoyed this one very much.
There certainly are some amazing pieces of art…the fun is trying to create my own story with the juxtaposition of passers-by with the art!
I really like this Sue!
Thank you! I hovered around at the street corner opposite, to see who would come past and ‘make’ my story…. This cyclist came past, I used a slow shutter speed, and voila!
Spot on!
Glad you think so!
Awesome! I’m loving the street art by itself, never mind what you’ve achieved in this image. The blur is perfect as the biker looks like he’s crashing into and becoming one with the crashing waves. That’s the immediate effect it had on me when I saw it, he just melted into the wave! Thumbs up!
Great! That’s exactly what I was trying to achieve! Time for another jaunt to get some more street art stories, I think! Trouble is, life has been getting in the way recently….
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Gosh it does do that doesn’t it, just get all in the way!
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Very impressive! 🙂
All about patience! And a slow shutter speed….
I love the way you interpret each scene Sue. Very artistic vision
Thank you, Pauline! I try to put my own interpretation on these things…
It works…
Very inspiring photography. The motion blur so suits the scene. Great work.
Many thanks, glad you like it!
I’ve missed a few here Sue due to my techy issues. Love this, the mural and the blur is wonderful…
Thanks, Sherri! Glad you popped over however late! I think you might like my Brighton Pier images… 🙂
And I did indeed 🙂
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The blurred cyclist and mural go together perfectly – it takes a little luck and a sharp eye and plenty of skill! 🙂
Many thanks! I like to create my own luck by finding a place, and waiting patiently for the right combination….sometimes works! Plus trying to think about how to create what I want with regard to camera settings….glad you liked this one 🙂
I love this, love how the meters are painted too 🙂 You know if the pirate bay had a legitimate HQ I’m pretty sure this is what it would look like 😀
Not quite sure what you mean by the pirate bay HQ, but thanks for commenting 🙂
It was a download site that has been shutdown now but if you search it on Google images or similar you will notice the similarity in the logo and this lovely piece of art. I doubt this is work is actually linked to tpb but it’s just what popped into my head 🙂
Oh, I see!
Very cool camera blur against the blurred street art
Thanks, Lisa!