Train arriving: Editing nightmare :)

Ok, I wanted to kill two birds with the same stone - the Get Pushed challenge to do street photography with selective color, and ONS "motion photography" day. How could I have been so ambitious? Completely bumping agains my own photographic and editing limits here - edit a selective color that also happens to be a blur? Right. So, sorry for this - it was a fun (although a time-consuming) attempt. Need to learn!
Thanks for visiting!

[Vera]

@psychegrrrl Here is one attempt at the street photography with selective color. Gosh, I need to learn a lot! Thanks for the challenge.

[PhotoCrazy]

Nicely done!!

[Dianna Coile]

It's a masterpiece! So creative. Fav

[gloria jones]

Well done...great SC

[April]

Outstanding!

[Pat Knowles]

I like this two sided shot........original!

[vstap]

Nice overall look to this. Like the black and red, and somewhat abstract nature.

[Carolyn]

Looks very modern. Makes me look and wonder how you did it. I think you nailed both your themes.

[Michelle]

This is such a great image. I think it's my favourite of the two. Great job.

[Lynda]

You accomplished both! Well done.

I have to ask: What is ONS? How have I missed this? It seems to be popping up all over today.

[Vera]

@lynbonn Thanks!
Here is the post on ONS "One Night Stand" challenge : http://365project.org/discuss/general/26630/time-for-a-one-night-stand

[Susana]

so cool!
great shot

[Lynda]

@vera365 Thank you! Sounds like fun. I will have to watch for the next one.

[Joan Robillard]

Fascinating.

[Lesley Chisholm]

I think this is wonderful, and it looks fantastic. Not quite sure how you've managed it, but you've done so well!

[Clare Gadsby]

Wowzer. I really like it :) Turns out to be a wonderful abstract

[Laura Schott]

I really love this Vera! Well done! So many interesting things to look at!

[Poppy]

I am really impressed with this. And I have to say, I think I would have colored the flesh tones because the man is the focal point, but I think your red is a far better choice because it preserves the sense of movement.