Welcome to the poll for our November "Motion" photo contest! Select the photo you think is the best from among our finalists below:

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[fireman4792000]

I vote por the number 13

[Shutterdoug]

Welcome to the poll for our November "Motion" photo contest! Select the photo you think is the best from among our finalists below:

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15 gets my vote!

---------- Post added 12-18-15 at 08:02 PM ----------

# 15 gets my vote!

[giancarlospillo]

#3 excellent time ;-)

[Uriahn]

№9 ! Motion=dog emotion...

[art_oliver]

15 really moved me! I want to know how to take a photo like that!

Hi,

1 - Try to secure mount the camera in a car interior pointed to foward.

2 - Use a ultra-wide lens ... 10mm or 12 mmm FL.

3 - Use a low shutter speed such as 0,7s or 1s and a cabled remote shutter.

4 - Put the car running at 80 km/h (50 miles/h)

5 - Burst shoot low .

This my bet! :-P

Cheers

[ivar_bg]

№ 2 is wonderful !

[<ade>]

All very good. Had to scroll from top to bottom and back again many times. Finally chose #15 for the sensation of motion it provides (and the car was nice and shiny clean :-) )

[gabal]

I picked 15 because you do feel like you're moving. It is heartbreaking since photo 2 is an absolute masterpiece, but I feel more of a stillness to it rather than movement. It is a great picture reminiscent of what could be a very nice poster of Game of Thrones; in the same eerie, dreamlike ambiance. With number 15, you feel that maybe they broke the law...

[Voldemur]

Мой выбор-фото 14

[maw]

In this round, the photo that I prefer, for symmetry and spatial sense is undoubtedly the No. 15.

Good luck

[gloaming]

Hello,


In my voting post, I said: "I prefer #10, but #7 will probably win. I voted for #10, for its other-worldly look, almost like an expressionist painting. #10 also looks other-worldly, but in a macabre, ghostly, almost evil way. This is merely my subjective opinion, of course. Others may not see any of this at all. But, that is what makes photography and art interesting. Each observer has their own perspective or impression of the image, what it makes them feel and think of."


It should have read: #7 also looks other-worldly, but in a ...
Not that this is of much importance, but just to be accurate.

[frangutz]

wow. you guys are amazing! I'd love to take photos 1/2 as good as these!! Well done to you all in (1) capturing the moment and (2) having the imagination to be able to think of these. My vote ultimately goes to 15 as it feels like i'm moving when I look at the photo.

[LMC]

Welcome to the poll for our November "Motion" photo contest! Select the photo you think is the best from among our finalists below:

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#15.

All great, can I vote 3 times? 12 does it for me..

I felt that #15 sucked me into the feeling of motion, while all the others are just pictures of motion. Almost all are good pictures, but the only great picture was the one that made me a part of the motion, not just an observer. I thought #8 was a bit morbid, a good news story, perhaps, and the stars, birds, and such good depictions of interesting phenomena. #10 is a great decorative piece, I'd like to have it hanging in my office blown up to about two feet high. #7 struck me as a terrific example of manual post-processing (I would like to know how that was done). I liked my own picture best (well, second best), but only because it was a difficult shot, and not because it was a good picture. It was grainy because of the extremely high ISO value, and almost colorless because it was shot late into dusk. And only I know how fast that dog was moving at the time - she really does outrun squirrels! #3 is probably the sleeper - best technically, and a really good picture. Sort of in the same category as those really terrific actors whom you never recognize because they're so good at acting no one realizes they're not who they pretend to be, while folks like Jack Nicholson get awards - a terrific actor, but it's always "Jack Nicholson being so-and-so", while almost no one knows who Bob Hoskins is, though they've seen him a dozen times.

[insomniac]

Somewhere between the Boooookeh of #3 and great panning technique of #11. #15 fits right on the subject though. #9 would be great with curtain flash to freeze the water end spot rather the trajectory.