One of those images where you get to decide what you want it to be!
Driving home from a city at night* is a great way to get some very interesting photographs, if you are prepared to experiment and play. This was actually taken at dusk and the colours are the result of the pink glow on the skyline, the car lights and the various signs as they were lit by the traffic.
These multiple exposures are all on my When Life is a Blur Gallery
*I was a passenger, I should add before I am flooded with horrified comments about how unsafe this practice would be if I were at the wheel.
Have a wonderful trip, +Shinea Townsend-hatton and enjoy taking your photos!
Your very welcome I'm off to Wales I will take photo's
Thanks +Shinea Townsend-hatton
All you people have beautiful photos
thank you +glory elemi!
Dats a btiful piece u got dere
+pradeep priyantha indeed!
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Little town in the night. Picture turns negative.
I will, thanks a lot +Gary Whitehouse
Your diversity within photography is so interesting,keep it going!!
From Halifax. But it probably doesn't matter for this kind of a picture, +Shinea Townsend-hatton – you would never recognize it from this.
Its okay where were you diving home from
+Shinea Townsend-hatton thank you so much!
+Ursula Klepper – I really like your interpretation, specially because I, too, hear silence in this. Thanks so much, my friend.
+Dorota Dylka thank you!
Thanks +Jetski and yes, absolutely!
That is just so beautiful
leaving those third place encounters far far behind.. very cool vantage point 😉
lovely abstract 🙂
A little town covered with snow and at the sky aurora is dancing! That's what I see, and yes, silence. 😊
Love your multiple exposures. I think learning a bit makes my appreciation greater.
Thanks a lot Cathy. I realize now that long before I took the Blur mentorship I was drawn to taking that kind of photograph, but I didn’t experiment with multiple exposure until then, as my camera had that feature. I know my own appreciation for abstracts/blur really grew the more I learned.
+Susan Gabriel 🙂 thanks!
Cool!
Thanks again Alex!
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Love this- very much like a painting:)
Ilze
Thanks a lot Ilze! I’m glad you like it.
Fun image, very cool!
Must check that out, Lynn! Thanks for the comment. I liked the mystery, especially as it allows the viewers to make of it what they will.
Interesting. I'd never know it's any kind of cityscape. The texture reminds me a little of Paul Klee's "Twittering Machine" ("Zwitschermaschine").