I'm seeing double

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY TO ALL MY AMERICAN FRIENDS.
Not sure what happened with this picture. I must've moved the camera while snapping this shot. I don't think I had my camera set on fireworks yet, besides it most likely wouldn't have a picture. it was too bright out there still for this setting.

[Sam]

LOL it's very cool regardless of what you did or didn't do!!!

[Rick Schies]

I kind of like it Bruni, but it does give you a strange feeling

[Ann]

I SEE DOUBLE 2 LOL ,A NICE TRY !!

[Kerri]

Cool shot

[Fisher Family]

I like the effect of the movement - I think it adds to this image!

Ian

[Monica]

Interesting effect, however it happened

[carol white]

Great effect,looks like a ghostly image:-)

[Pyrrhula]

You are good in this. It`s very blurry but somehow it fits perfectly to this pic. and made it a very nice , even beautiful photo.
Have a great 4TH OF JULY celebration.

[bruni]

@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry for the nice comment and Thank you for wishing me a great 4th of July celebration... for us it's an ordinary Friday. we don't celebrate this day. it's a US holiday. we celebrated Canada Day on the 1st of July. Hans and I made a trip to Orillia today, where we at least go once a year. Orillia is on the tip of Lake Simcoe (North), while we're here at the bottom of Lake Simcoe (South). we had a nice outing and also visited a friend of ours, Ingrid moved from here to Orillia recently.

[Leana Niemand]

I like how it came out!

[Darlene]

I think it came out rather cool.

[Carole Imes]

The blur works for a clever creative shot even though it wasn't intended.....cool!

[Bev]

Cool shot, Bruni. A fuzzy photo makes for an interesting perspective. It's like walking around with your pupils dilated from the eye doctor! Very cool.

[Pyrrhula]

@bruni You`re welcome. So my congrats are in advance. I`ve visit Orillia to by Google Earth. Seen the market, streets and houses. ( and see you`ve to pay for you parking) Love the beautiful lake the best.
thanks for the fav. dear Bruni. I`m very pleased with it.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It has a very dreamy effect- but yes, it looks like you moved and your camera was set on a slow shutter speed.