i can't tell if that's the same person twice or two different people. i love the ghostly tone. well done (again).

wow....I love it david

congrats on the bloggies btw, you've got my vote =)

Wonderful!
Like one of those old pinhole camera shots... Some unknown glance from some other dimension is the way those so often feel. This one too. Very nice.

I loved the other blurred shot a day or two ago, but this one is fantastic! I'm looking forward to seeing the next two.

Hi there I’m new to photoblogs I am really impressed with your site publishing a picture a day is no mean task. I like the variety of your photography. Today’s picture is interesting as it has plenty of mood but there is just one thing I want to rotate it very slightly clockwise – all the best

Jon: I did think about rotating it, but in this instance I decided that I quite like the slightly off-balance look.

Like your blurry picture a lot. Strangely, I put up a blurry picture myself (http://www.wijnne.com/2006/01/up_and_down_the_stairs.htm) this afternoon. Maybe it's the time of year? Anyway, it's nice how you can get a good composition even though things are out of focus, blurry, unsharp, whatever. Congratulations with the nomination and good luck.

Most everyone else would have shot junk "through" a car window you have outdone yourself.

While I am sure there will be some who do not apprecaiate this for the photograph, as an artistic piece its a winner. Still; looking forward to tomorrow and the next day.

Again - I love it, and of course it is completely a subjective matter whether you like this kind of shot or not.

I bought the POLAROID BOOK the other day and I have to say that I think there are some fantastic pictures in their which have provided me with some ideas.

I think Dave is right in saying that intuition and chance help in this kind of photography, but to me the spontanious nature of them just add to the effect.

looks like a holga

I like how you added blackand white into it.

This works very well. The mixture between b&w and sepia makes this photo very ghostly and misterious. Not everyone like this kind of shots, but when it is well made, like this one, there's no doubt that we're in presence of a amazing work, well crafted and very pleasing.

This has your signature all over it. I like it, looks like an old photo.

Between the ghostly figure (figures?) and the cathedral appearance of the backdrop, this is one mysterious, spooky shot. The ghost of the hunchback still haunts these halls...

I wasn't so keen on Sunday's, but I love the ethereal atmosphere of today's. I guess I think the blurring adds something to this photo, with the double figure and suggestion of a cathedral (as Robert #2 said), whereas to me Sunday's just seemed accidental. I can't stop looking at this one. I've been flicking through the other photo blogs I read, and this is the third time I've returned to chromasia and this shot. Beautiful.

I love it....is beatiful, congrats David, I like your photoblog very much, you 've got my vote.

I have some days visiting you site, but it's the firts time I post a comment.

See you.
Zeq.

something is not 'clicking' with me in this shot.
cant quite point my finger at it.

I love this shot. It has a historic feel to it, reminding me of stories throughout time where people have had to flee with no more than what they can carry- that kind of thing. Evocative and beautiful.

just lovely. I like the vertical patterns softened by the blur, and your subjects are eye-catching, hard to tell if it is the same person or time elapsed. Great toning as always.

This picture has that tone of mystery to it. The clotes of the blurred figures are looking like someone from 30's, specially what they are wearing on their heads.

I love the tone of the picture, but i think its just slightly too 'ghostly' the repeated vertical lines lead you down the picture to the person, i like it :-) did you achieve this by changing the gamma in Photoshop, or am i talking rubbish?

This reminds me a bit of Edmund Leveckis stuff. I like it.

This is a really good shot, it looks like the kind of wobbly camera secret filming intros you get at the start of some spy games/films etc Very nice indeed.

Wow! Amazing shot! The repeating pattern in the background adds rhythm and underlines the rhythmic move of the person. It reminds me a bit of the shots from Lord of the Rings when someone puts the ring on and sees the ghosts.

Ive seen too many blurry photos, please go back to your regular style.

groovy...I like the motion. It looks like she has wings.

very interesting..

Thanks everyone, and I guess I should have explained (or maybe not) that this is one person rather than two, the motion blur being responsible for the shadowy figure on the left.

I think I've figured out what I like about the blurriness in this shot, and why I didn't like the blurring in Untitled #12.

Without the blurring in Untitled #12, you'd have a very serene, peaceful, happy kind of shot. Blurring it makes it seems busier -- which takes away from the serenity and peacefulness of the shot, without really adding anything to it. So you're left with a cheerfully-colored, blurry shot and not much else. On the other hand, this shot would be rather dark and mysterious without any blurring, and the blurring improves on that aura of mystery.

Nice shot!

LOVE THIS.