The aim of every artist is to arrest motion, which is life, by artificial means and hold it fixed so that a hundred years later, when a stranger looks at it, it moves again since it is life. ~William Faulkner
Note: I took this photo at a basketball game yesterday. It’s terrible. And I love it.
At Susan’s suggestion, I’m getting brumous with Claire and Kelly and Sarah. Kelly says “brumous” basically means “blurry” or capturing the essence of something in blur. I guess this fits that definition!
Have you shared this at “3”, Sandra … it’s delightful and their prompt is “Brumous”.
Thanks, Susan! I just did. I had to look up “brumous.” 😉
Oh my – what a shot!
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I love it too! Some of the coolest shots happen by accident, don’t they? I need to check out that cue.
They do! And sometimes they hold such delightful surprises!
I love blur shots, I’ve started a collection on my flickr stream “100: Beauty in the Blur”. Great quote too!!Thank you for visiting my blog 🙂
Oh, Claudia. So cool. After the response to this, I’ll think twice about deleting the blur. 😉
I just LOVE this picture! Incredible shot for the photo play.
Thanks, Becky. Nice to meet you.
That is so cool! I love it, Sandra.
Thanks, Jason!
I must confuse, I love it too. You should frame it and put it in your office.
Does this mean I should stop deleting my brumous shots? Trust me. I’ve never made a mistake as beautiful as this.
Yes! Don’t. Thanks.