out of focus, motion blur "accidents"...lets see them

[squirrel$$$bandit]

My cousin and her daughter

 

[rbiemer]

Accidental but I like it.
And I have to thank Tom A for this one: I set my camera down and then hit the soft release/shutter with my elbow, taking the shot of the bartender's elbow.

It's under exposed but I didn't like any of my attempts to lighten it.
Rob

 

[semordnilap]

Here's one... from the car.

 

[Merkin]

I was shooting in Aperture Priority, and accidentally let my shutter speed get too slow (1/10th, lens at 155mm) so it came out a bit fuzzy. I ended up really liking how it turned out, though.

 

[raindog61]

M8 - CV 35mm f1.7 Ultron

 

[Oculus Sinister]

 

[snausages]

awesome thread.

i do this on purpose sometimes with AF cameras - point them at something i like and shoot before they have a chance to gather themselves. I found myself doing this a lot in Cambodia, maybe because it's just too hot to 'think'...

 

[emraphoto]

LLLOOOOOOVVVEEE it!

man, the mistakes are looking GOOD!

 

[Honu-Hugger]

On the Mississippi:

 

[emraphoto]

not so much an accident but certainly some blur! the NPF off to get some unfortunate soul.

 

[valdas]

motion

motion

mamiya c330, velvia

 

[biomed]

Shot of Lake Washington, Seattle. Bessa L, CV 21/4, BW400CN

 

[skibeerr]

 

[skibeerr]

 

[adrianzg]

WOW! the blur adds to the atmosphere, very nice!

 

[flip]

Maddoc, always a fan of your shots.

 

[craygc]

 

[Burlap Jacket]

 

[mr_phillip]

 

[Leica All Day]

Congrats every one! Wonderful shots!
Thanks for starting this thread Michael.....I was very impreesed by the third picture (1st post) and I love the three Vietnamese guys!

Thanks a lot, I appreciate it.....and a big THANKS to everybody for posting some amazing photos....

New Delhi, India......

Yeah, I know the negative is very dirty.....but, the negative has since been cleaned (washed in photo flow) since this scan....cheers, michael