Thanks, Yakim! I'm glad you like it but sorry that there is too much blue for you. In my conception for the shot, it was more about the light trails and their pattern than about the shot of me. Maybe I overdid it. Oh well...
Warm regards,
Endre
Yakim Peled wrote:
It's a really nice pic but I wonder if a shorter exposure time would make it better. The idea is great but there's a bit too much blue to my liking.
Thanks, John. I'm delighted that you like it. I tried to get a lot of movement in it so I had to play something pretty fast. As it is, i tried only to stay toward the upper and middle part of the bow so it would stay closer to being within the frame.
All the best,
Endre
hanamj wrote:
That is a interesting thought - this is a great shot, but I wonder what it would look like with just one smoth line in only one or two circles.
Regardless, I love how this shot shows the fairly large range that the bow can travel...
Thanks, Mike, my friend! Your kind words and sincere appreciation for my shots is always very gratifying. I guess we have a mutual admiration society going.
Warm regards,
Endre
Vipermike wrote:
I like everything about this! Fantastic from concept to creation and title. See the music. One of my favs!
Nicely done! What a great effect. This would have worked for the last WA too. One can "see" the music your are playing. What a novel take on the WA.
-Nick
Endre,
What a great idea. I love the movement - it gives the feel of a fast-paced piece.
Only one other thought: For that kind of intense playing, I expected your facial expression to be a bit more... expressive. The expression seems a bit bland for all the movement of the bow.
As always, though, I learn from your shots. Nice job!
~ Carrol
Nice long & multi-exposure, Endre. LEDs are fun, and I like the concept, and image. Though I don't know if playing a piece was necessary - my guess is its one of Mozart's divertimento.
See the music. One of my favs!
