LAPC – Motion
Although difficult to see, motion is always moving©anonymous
Rotating Waters photography©Isadora DeLaVega
The aft of a ship rotates the ocean in a circular motion©Isidora DeLaVega
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The photograph of the water above was an afterthought shot. I had been watching the changes in the color of the ocean water. It was mesmerizing, almost meditative. As I walked away, I thought let me snap this motion. I’m glad I made that last minute decision.
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Motion is peaceful tranquility on the ocean surface©Isidora DeLaVega
Follow the Buoy photography©Isadora DeLaVega
Life can move in a continuously slow rhythmic motion©Isidora DeLaVega
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Dip your fingers in water for ripples in motion©Isidora DeLaVega
Ripples photography©Isadora DeLaVega
Water in motion creating surface movement©Isidora DeLaVega
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Think of your life as a waterfall,
it may come crashing down at some point,
Lookout Below photography©Isadora DeLaVega
But in the end, the motion will continue to flow©Isadora DeLaVega
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Lens Artist Photo Challenge #212 – Motion
Host: Patti@Pilot Fish Blog – click here to join in
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For future challenges follow one or all of these four moderators:
Week 1 – Patti
Week 2 – Ann-Christine
Week 3 – Amy
Week 4 – Tina
Isadora Art and Photography 
A great take on, Isadora – and water, of course!
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😀 😎
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Lovely examples.
Love the rotating waters.
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I was mesmerized by the various blue colors that appeared as the water rotated.
It was beautiful. Thank you for enjoying my photos.
Isadora 😎
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Lovely and it’s a worthy example for the theme.
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Such a creative take on the challenge Isadora. The change in color from the ships draft was fantastic. Nothing else needed but the color of water to see the “motion”. But I loved how you showed motion with your fingers. Great interpretations. Donna
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Awww … those cute lil fingers are my grandsons. We were at a marina sanctuary in Sarasota, Fla.
The pool is a stingray petting pool. As the stingrays swim by, you get to touch them. I didn’t attempt to do it. My grandson was 8 and had no fear. The darkisk gret colot is the stingray swimming passed his fingers. I’m happy you liked it. Thank you, Donna. I appreciate your wonderful comment.
Isadora 😎
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Lovely photos of the challenge and great interpretation, Izzy. Hope you enjoyed a good time on the boat out at sea. Looks like blue waters, and I’m guessing it was a lovely sunny day. Waterfalls are magnificent and glad you got to see that one. Looks like a peaceful place there. Hope you are doing well 🙂
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Hi Mabel,
Yes, I always enjoy being out on the ocean. When the waters are as blue as the ones in the photographs, the mind seems paralyzed by it’s beauty. This was a fun challenge this week. I have many, many photographs of water. I think I’m drawn to water because Im a Cancer (astrological water sign). My summer has been going well. I hope you’ve had an oppotunity to enjoy your summer too. Thank you for coming by and leaving your lovely comment.
Isadora 😎
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Yes, maybe you are drawn to water because you are a Cancer – and it’s natural for you to be around water. May you get to take more photos of water again. It is winter here, almost done with winter and l’m looking forward to Spring. Take care ❤
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❤️ ❤️ ❤️
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Great photos 🙂
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Thanks so much. I appreciate your comment very much.
Isadora 😎
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Ha! I love the ‘jumper’! But that blue ocean, WOW! Excellent.
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Thanks, John. The jumper was phenominal to see in person. It’s a long way down the cliff.
He told everyone to get the cameras ready when he waves his hands. Then, down he came.
You can’t be afraid of heights. LOL
The blue waters are from St. Thomas. It’s a beautiful turquoise blue that shimmers in the sun.
Isadora 😎
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Wonderful collection, Izzy. I love the fingers in the water and the diver! Great captures! Perfect for the challenge.
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Those lil fingers are my grandsons. It was a stingray petting pool.
Kids had to hold their hands under water and wait for the stingrays to swim by,
They feel surface rough to the touch. This was at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Fl.
Izzy 😎
https://mote.org
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Wonderful for both of you!
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🤗 😍 😎
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Terrific choices Izzy – water is such a great choice for the week. Loved them all as well as your captions
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I always think of water when moiton or movement are in a photograph.
These photographs came to mind the minute I saw the challenge this week.
I’m pleased, Tina, that you enjoyed my choices.
Izzy 😎
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These are amazing photos . Thanks for sharing
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I’m glad you enjoyed them. It was a fun challenge this week. Thanks … Isadora 😎
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