This Image Capture Camera Motion, is of a bush [it seems like a bush in Summer].  The pulling light, stretching light gave me a good feel–it seemed to be a mood or tone to the image. Looking at it again, there’s a murkiness.  But since this was not under water, there’s an appeal.  The Camera Motion seems slight and this goes towards impressionistic.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Central to this Photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light-stretching light (I think it’s of cherry blossom tree)…central is What might be a figure with long hair from behind.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Image-within-an-image might be three or four images that might be seen as women, bottom left hand side.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Also, a rider with plumed hat/helmet, Asian dynasty rider or a lady from eighteen something England.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light stretching light around trees.  I note an image resembling a person with the head bowed, as if looking-down to read.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture of a tree(s) with color turned leaves.  Pulling light-stretching light.  This type of photography lends itself to colormerging color-blending.-Ernie Moore Jr.

In the places with fewer leaves  is an image-within-an-image of a jacketed woman figure.  This might look like a picture.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Camera Motion Image Capture of Tall grass though might be tree edges as this seems turned sideways  given the look of the date stamp-time stamp. Pulling light-stretching light.  The image within an Image I most noted were the tall figures; like elegant regal noble people in robes/gowns.  If you can catch that much perhaps you might note where their heads are suggested, some might seem to be looking-up.-Ernie Moore Jr.

This Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light stretching light has a haziness.  This is a light or slight Camera Motion.  This style is for Impressionistic images.  What I notice first here is that some of the leaves seem to have a shimmer.  You would want the light to be caught by several individuals for an over-all impression of a shimmer, such as is on these blossoms.-Ernie Moore Jr.

I’ve put a drawing of what I thought I was seeing to show what I think is in this Image within an Image.-Ernie Moore Jr.

This photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling light-stretching light is of rain splashing on the ground.  Image within an Image-top center…there’s at least two guys.  The topmost one I tried my hand at drawing, because part of the photography is finding stuff to draw/mimic and eventually have an arsenal of drawing techniques to be able to draw stuff with it closer resembling it as if it were real.-Ernie Moore Jr.

I will typically only draw to the range where I think continuing diviates from resembling the source too too badly.-Ernie Moore Jr.

This photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture pulling Light stretching light of acrylics in a painting I did, reminds me of eye Brows-Ernie Moore Jr.

My Camera Motion Image Captures, as with this one, sometimes has an Image within an Image.  Face is a standard, but there are also figures.  This type of Camera Motion Image Capture Might be called Ghost.  I say that because the figures one might perceive can be having a semblance to people, Women and children with clothes from earlier days.  They are in a room or a hallway or doorway…hmmmm, a doorway…? This is a camera Motion of an existing painting, Teen Picnic by Neal Delano Martineau.  He indicated that he thought I do so much with the softening of hard lines he considers it a work in-itself.-Ernie Moore Jr.

This photodigital Camera Motion Image Capture of light through trees, pulling light-stretching light bears a resemblance [my say], to tall buildings in a city, as skyscrapers–a skyscraperscape.-Ernie Moore Jr.

This is not graphic art.  It was done in the camera so-to-speak (shake-a-can), not through software on the computer.  That’s kinda the point–to avoid graphic designing by software and getting images on the spot that are othterwise noticed not.-Ernie Moore Jr.

There might be considered a soft quality as light through murky water. Imaging thins as if under water might come be an area/style of Camera Motion Image Capture.-Ernie Moore Jr.

And there might be a suggestion of a face in brown on the right-hand-side–Image-within-an-Image-Ernie Moore Jr.

EMJ