Winner photo challenge #25: Movement

[Steve Randles]

Congratulations to Steve Randles on winning this challenge. And well done to the other finalists and all who

 

took part too.

 

'Gravity' by Steve Randles

 

 

 

Steve will now pick the next challenge starting next Saturday night and will be judge for it.

 

 

Congrats again!

 

Steve...

[Andy_1984]

Congrats again!

 

 

congratulating yourself fantastic

[Hellbelly]

Ahh, congratulations Steve. I went to say this before but I could swear the thread was locked. Anyway, great photo fella.

 

HB.

[poledark]

Love me or hate me, but could I ask an awkward question here, without starting WW3?

 

[edit note: Content removed. Feel free to say it again after Steve has unlocked this topic. Newt]

[Newt]

Steve may be away for a day or two - not sure but he did mention that he had a 'situation' and might have to leave without notice.

 

On the chance that he did and so we don't have a large furball in his absence, I am closing this topic for the moment. He can open it again but I'm not sure how soon that might happen.

[Steve Randles]

Thanks Newt, yes I was away yesterday on a family matter. Topic opened again.

 

Steve...

[poledark]

Shan't bother to ask again Newt probably only "important" to me..........................

 

Den

[Colin Brett]

Shan't bother to ask again Newt probably only "important" to me..........................

 

Den

 

Den, just to put your mind at rest, I had wondered the same but thought that someone else would see it differently.

 

I've had similar thoughts on other challenges but again people see things in different ways.

 

Colin

[Chippy]

I missed the comment before it got removed, so someone going to fill me in?

[Guest CJS2]

Shan't bother to ask again Newt probably only "important" to me..........................

 

Den

 

To answer your question Den, 'movement' is not always at 95mph! The entry title was 'Classical Grace' to achieve grace in the context of the photograph, I would suggest gentle movement. A yacht under full sail is certainly moving, there is a bow wave, . . . ? . . . 'bow', thats the sharp end there's two flags atop the masts fluttering in the wind? Perhaps you should get out more mate, its obvious the 'Movement judge' appreciated a little culture.

 

CJS2

Edited November 22, 2006 by CJS2