Lights of the Ozarks, Fayetteville, AR

Family in the frame -- does it support or distract from the

image?

Sorry Mark. The pedestrians do not help here. Perhaps if they were sharp? I would like to see the same scene without the people. Or perhaps while panning with the people and bluring the background?

I disagree with the person above. The presence of physical motion transforms this otherwise inert and busy scene. It's well worth disrupting the fairy tale setting that we're fed up with.

I agree with the person above. I also like how the pedestrians are displayed here. What this picture tells me (with the people being blurred) is that there is this beautiful image that people take for granted and don't stop to admire. I think the trees are feeling lonely, hehe. It's wonderful.

i am feeling the people in this photo. the motion blur brings a sense of life to this image that i don't think i would have otherwise thought about. it reminds me of walking down mainstreet in disneyland when i was young.