patrickcompagnucci 30 Posted February 6, 2019 Great capture Wolfgang. Well done. BR Patrick Link to comment
hstelljes 41 Posted February 6, 2019 I like this one a lot. A great capture indeed with a very artistic flow then suddenly jolted by the tail light. Works well.........................BR, Holger Link to comment
Jack McRitchie 150 Posted February 7, 2019 It's these little surprises that make photography so interesting for me. It seems like two different time schemes intersecting in four dimensions. Link to comment
michaellinder 16,613 Posted February 8, 2019 An unknown object traveling at an immeasurable speed passing a wall on which shadows of trees have been cast . . . This, in my opinion, is material quite suitable to a suspenseful, sci-fi-fi movie. It certainly makes for an intriguing image. There's just enough motion blur and color to tie the entire frame together. Excellent work, Wolfgang. Link to comment
DGorinstein 20 Posted February 9, 2019 This is a true dedication for ultimate dexterity in modern photography. Very Avante -Guarde, bold....and extremely (in a very positive sense) futuristic, yet it IS THE PRESENT. "Preservation of a moment, yes, preserved where? How? Within Time, you say, seemingly knowing what he´s talking about....as we all ponder of what TIME really is. So, thanks for your sharing of an instant in a tiny spot, within this floating "fish tank" around the Sun, and the Via Lactea, and all of those in a small cluster of Galaxies that "we" humans know of? Your image really took me into a deep reflection on this metaphysical concept. Photography....a Dimension by itself. DG Link to comment
michaelx 0 Posted February 9, 2019 so vibrant and abstract! Simply stunning. Makes me want to add some sort of cool typography to it. Link to comment
wolfgangarnold 142 Posted February 10, 2019 Patrick, Holger, Jack, Michael L, Daniel, Michael N.: I really enjoyed reading all your comments and thoughts! My initial idea was rather simply about how street lamps and the lights of passing cars transform this insignificant place - in reality it is so 'un-sci-fi' that my small brain did not consider any such associations at all... Yet, your comments taught something me about my little photo. And, they reminded me that time is inherently present in every photograph - maybe still photography is the only medium that is capable of creating a credible mapping of time and our three spatial dimension into a bounded space of two dimensions. Link to comment
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