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rabirius 
24 responses to “Watching Over The Village”
good post…thanks for share
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Thanks a lot.
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Heel speciaal
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Dank je wel, Marylou.
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Extremely evocative. Technical question: is this a composite of intentional camera movement along with no intentional camera movement? Or the use of motion blur? Whatever it is, I like it. A lot.
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Thanks a lot, Michael.
As I mixed three pictures here, one has intentional blur, and on the other pictures I used motion blur.
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Thank you. So I was close. It’s quite an effect!
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Thank you.
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i wonder what
is watching 🙂
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You will find it in the left upper corner. 🙂
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Ergens in de tussenwereld… je gaat vanzelf mijmeren van deze foto !
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Dank je wel.
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Love it.
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Thank you so much.
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Strange. I love your range, but some of the photos make me feel like I need some eyeglasses.
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Well, sometimes, photos look better when they are not crisp, I think.
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fells like Ukraine
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Why Ukraine?
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just a feeling
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Okay.
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Märchenhaft und wie im Traum….
einfach magisch!
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Vielen Dank, Rosie. Schön, dass Dir das Bild gefällt.
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So painterly
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Thank you, Derrik.
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