Motion

[Kerri]

Cool shot

[Jennifer]

So cool!

[Martha Brettschneider]

Love this, but have no idea how you produced it. ???

[Jan Rose]

Another great photo,

[Nancy]

Cool paddle board shot...the comp is awesome!

[Taffy]

I like the feel in this and the way there is a hint of shadow. Fav.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Excellent. Very creative.

[Islandgirl]

Love the solitary figure, as usual you do an excellent job of challenging the viewer!
Having recently been exposed to paddle boarding it took me a moment to understand what I was looking at.
Excellent and a fav :)

[Emiko]

Another stunning shot!!

[Clare]

This is fabulous! Fav!!

[Peggy Carlaw]

You're amazing with this technique! I always look forward to see what you're up to next.

[Chris Stapleton]

Love this

[Nicole Campbell]

I think the slight shadows work really well with this image, great processing

[alta]

So so cool! I think this would be a nice tshirt print!

[Margaret Obey]

Wonderful capture

[Jessica]

Like a ghost!!

[Rachel]

Great processing!

[vstap]

It is a nice motion shot. Like the somewhat pixilated edges to convey this.

[Andy Mcculloch]

Super cool.

[Vijay]

ur a artist my friend ...and a unique one ... instant fav

[Kathie]

So creative and simple. i don't mean simple to create just the simplicity of the vision. Fav

[Penny Price]

Really like the action here. Fav.

[Jocasta]

Brilliant

[Katia]

FAv number.. ehh, 100!? :D

[Call me Joe]

@agentzuckerguss sending U back-1000 hugs and kisses :)

[CarlasBWPortraits]

I concur with many of the others of simplicity, motion, blur emotion commerciality ... can you point me in the direction of learning this editing technique - I'm seriously intrigued to simplify some people I have in mind? Cheers.

[Call me Joe]

@sidecar I used lens called Lensbaby--then edited in Picasa (free editing ) using soft focus and zoom effect..Check this link might help, http://lensbaby.com/lenses-composer-pro-double-glass

[CarlasBWPortraits]

OK - lensbaby - I suffer from vertigo when I view images taken with that lens but not yours (alleluia) - so I 'll have to review how to manage the same effect without the lens ... or retrain my brain? THANK YOU!