A difficult one for me; both of the cameras I use seem to be exasperatingly slow when I’m trying to take motion photographs. So just three from me this week:
This is the famous sculpture by Chong Fah Cheong outside the Fullerton Hotel in Singapore, entitled The First Generation. Bit of a cheat really 😉
Not a good picture. I once described squirrel photography as ‘trying to nail jelly to a wall’ and the jelly in this pic was well and truly out of nail-shot. Lovely silky coat though.
A different kind of motion, the spark-trail from a magnificent display of Bastille Day fireworks.
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castelsarrasin 
Oh, Sandra, thanks for the fireworks. I absolutely love fireworks, so this photo makes me happy. I like your “cheat” on the first one, too. Been there, done that. 🙂
janet
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🙂 Thanks for dropping by Janet. Sorry to be late, been on the road.
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No problem, Sandra. Hope you had a fun trip, wherever it was. I’m enjoying spending time outside as well as the job time, etc., so I’m having to decide where to spend the time that’s left.
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These photos are amazing.
Tracey
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Thank you Tracey. Glad you liked them.
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I also loved the fireworks best. Busy little squirrel. 🙂
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Thanks Suzanne, yes he’s a nippy little so-and-so.
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Though you said it was “a bit of a cheat,” I liked the first one for giving inanimate objects the look of motion which the sculptor intended. Very creative!
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Thank you Chuck.
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I love all your challenge responses…great post. 🙂
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Nicely done!
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