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I really like the colour palette and the motion. The legs and face are still frozen to retain detail. Enough of a suggestion of the 2nd person in the background without detracting attention. Everything is spot on for me - Love it.
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I'm so impressed how you can get a shot with so much motion blur that's so awesome to view. Nicely done. The fact that certain parts are fairly solid and the rest is just chaos just makes me stare.
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I have to say it's one of the most captivating photographs I've ever seen. How do you edit and then choose the ICM shots you show?
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Marko, you nailed this! What a great shot, I love the motion and color.
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Wow thanks so much for the comments!
Wow 'preciate that BF! Not 100% sure what you mean by edit...but basically I go through the shots and star the ones I like.I have to say it's one of the most captivating photographs I've ever seen. How do you edit and then choose the ICM shots you show?
Then i shove all the starred files into one of those mixed martial arts cages and let them battle it out. The winner almost always has the best comp.
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Wow. I echo Iquanasan's comments - the mix of extreme motion with the head still and sharp is just plain amazing.
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This is perfect Marko! I agree with all said. This the best ICM with human figure in it. With all the commotions and everything. My eyes are still glued
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I second that in a heartbeatOriginally Posted by Jason
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