This week’s WordPress photo challenge is movement. Trying to capture any sort of movement on film has always proved difficult for me. Usually the photos I attempt to take during movement end up so bad that I delete them. However, these three photos during my recent trip to China captured the true essence of movement in the amazingly overpopulated city of Beijing.
The first is taken inside a moving taxi cab as we entered “ghost street” and the second two are taken from inside a speeding cab on our way to the train station. Judge for yourself and let me know what you think!
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Fantastic shots! I love the first one in particular! 🙂
Thanks! That is my favorite too with the red blur of the Chinese lanterns!
Nice…very cool photographs! I will post mine shortly.
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Great photos for the theme. It must have been quite scary inside that speeding taxi. 😉
Yes, especially once he hit the new highway in Shanghai and put the pedal to the medal. I was so scared I told him to “slow down!!!!!!!!!”
Fabulous!!
Thanks! 🙂
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I call that movement…at high speed!
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Yes indeed! 🙂
Lovely photos indeed!
Thank you!
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Great shots! I especially like all the color and activity in the top one! LOTS of movement there!
i think you did a great job…really love the first one from the taxi cab
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