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This man was riding his bike early morning, and most likely going to work. Fast. It’s Monday.
Meanwhile, I am on the other side of the canal, fiddling with my camera, while having breakfast and watching the ducks’ search for theirs.
It just felt right to capture his passage, in whatever settings my camera had at that time. I was happy to see the blur. It matches with how most people might feel on a (mundane) Monday morning.
Blurry buried dreams
Monday is in a hurry
Shot dead forever
This post goes to Trablogger Mundane Monday challenge.
This is a challenge created to find beauty in almost everything. The challenge is simple : find beauty in everyday mundane things, capture the beauty and upload the photographs. Leave a pingback to his post.
Nice capture, Lucile – just another manic Monday?
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Thank you, Sue. Yep, just another one! 😉
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Amsterdam bikers are amazing. And you’re quite the poet!
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Thank you!
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Live how you caught the movement! Monday hurry indeed 😉
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Thank you, Nilla.
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Oh, I love the blur! Good one, Lucile.
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Thank you!
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It seems an apt pictorial metaphor for your personal Monday challenge. It’s an image with many stories that can be told or imagined.
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Thank you, Sally. I’m happy to hear that. 😀
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I think he is a time -traveller. That’s why he is so blurry -his other dimensions are leaking in. 🙂
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Love this idea!
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Great!
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Haha I saw him again today! Or one of his dimensions! 😉
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My goodness, that capture is also quite ghostly. Just in time for Halloween.
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Hahaha, sorry Hugh! I seem to have scared you.
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Feeling distinctly blurred myself today, and it’s Tuesday already! 🙂
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Oops..sometimes Monday becomes every day…hope not!
Have a lovely and clear week! Xx
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This is great and your story tells us how it came to be – nice!
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Thank you, Debbie!
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Brilliant. Just causally having breakfast while he whizzes by. Great catch.
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Haha you know the place and I’m sure you’d have been there shooting him! Thanks lovely.
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LOL I’m sure I would have been!! X
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I can see you and I having lattes and shooting! Xxx
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I wish we were doing that right now!!
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In Australia would be better weather now! Let me ask Durk to pack and we go!
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Perfect. I’ll warm up the coffee machine. 😘
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Only gwad knows how much I wanted to have a private jet now! 🐳🌈🐩
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😂😂😂😂😂 🐰
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🐊👽
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Like the metaphor implied in this blurred image…
Great,Lucile!
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Thank you Anna. So happy you liked it! Are you feeling better? Xx
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I like this.
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Thank you.
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Great us of the blur because it shows movement without words. Like a silent movie.
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Thank you so much. Glad you appreciated the blur!
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Great shot, great poem
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Thanks.
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You can just make out his expression, like he is incredulous that it is Monday again 🙂 Very cool!!!
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Aren’t we all? He’s our mascot! Lol
Thanks, Terri.
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Lucky accident to get the blur with that ‘whatever settings’. The poetry class from BU has changed you! Another New role for the bond gurl 😉
Thanks again for joining the MMC 🙂
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Fantastic feeling of the motion here. Looks great in bw
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Thank you so much for dropping by, Viktor. I highly appreciate your comment.
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[…] Serendipitous blur by Lucile […]
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The blurred cyclist with the horizontal lines in the background make for such a strong image. Great job as usual, Lucile! Happy Monday!
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Thank you, Lisa! You’re too kind.
Happy Monday and week too!
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Very cool, Lucile! There’s a sense of those special SciFi effects, where a person is seen to be going faster than he is, and at the same time slower. It’s a great example of a visual relativistic effect.
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Thanks Fim! I can always count on you to learn new things. Love it.
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