2016-03-05 flash by

Driving home from the Dolomites normally takes us on a Saturday in winter (exchange of ski tourists) 5 hours. Yesterday there was heavy snowfall in the mountains (cool!), what meant that we needed more than 8 hours to get back home. But luckily we did not need to mount the snow chains.
So it was no problem, as we drove though beautiful landscape and had not to be home at a certain time,… but somehow, when I get bored, I try to be artsy in manual mode,… and probably I did overdrew a bit in this one. But I like it and it shows the flash-by landscape, when we have been nearly home.

[Shari]

I like the emptiness except for the single tree in the foreground.

[Loopy-Lou]

Fabulous capture,

[Shauna Doty]

instant fav. great capture.

[Graham Thresher]

Fantastic capture. Fav.

[Nicole]

fabulous shot with the motion!

[Shepherdman's Wife]

wonderful shot Mona.

[Jerri]

i like it to. so artistic....glad the flurries brought out that side of you!

[BobsBlips]

Good one - fav

[Suse♡]

Blurry artistic

[tommykeith]

simple and effective .. I love trying drive-by shots

[Stephanie Swift]

I love this Mona, a fav for me. Did the car's motion and the falling snow create the blur, or was ICM involved? I took some ICM shots of trees viewed from my balcony the other day, but the movement was vertical rather than horizontal.

[Tony]

Sometimes life is a blur 8-)

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Very cool shot!

[LaLa]

I like this a lot, interesting to look at.

[Issi Bannerman]

I like it too. Very nice.

[Mona]

@tristansmum Thanks Stephanie. The ICM was made by the car's motion. Jumpy-slow motion (stop and go), as it was kind of concestion caused by the snow on the roads.