To milk or not to milk?

Another go at my challenge of intentinal blur. I am undecided on the milkying of water by long exposure and think I prefer the one n the right, however I'm right chuffed with the one on the left!!

[JackieR]

@susanharvey here's one more like I think you were looking for?

[John Sutton]

I'm not a great fan of 'milking' the water, but in this case I prefer it. It all depends on the picture being taken 🙂

[Phil Sandford]

Silky water - love it.

[Phil Sandford]

Great to see you both today. Thank you for braving the A303 x

[kali]

oh so you did! lots to play with though, so many possibilities

[JackieR]

@kali66 @kali66 that link you gave me is lovely, is it allowable to copy/ replicate one???

[kali]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond sure... its all learning :)

[Diana]

Both are fabulous shots.

[Kas]

Nice comparison. I like the one on the right - I like the sense of a scene literally frozen in time at that exact moment, and all the detail in that moment. But the one on the left is good too.

[Susan Harvey]

Great comparison shots, Jackie. I like both, but think I like the one on the left the best. Trying to put my finger on why, and I think it seems like a waterfall.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[wendy frost]

Two great captures I always like the natural look best but clever to get the other one.

[Sheila]

Milky looks like fairyland!

[JackieR]

@wylieclicks @wendyfrost @joansmor @susanharvey @wag864 @ludwigsdiana Thank you all, seems milkying is a bit of a marmite thing then!!