Well all three of these work well for me, though I'm most fond of the bottom one. I think it's a matter of color though, and not subject or technique.
It's interesting that you asked the question on the last one as to whether or not these need to tell a store. I like all three of these, but I have a harder time convincing myself they are impressionistic. That may be because, to me, they don't really extrapolate something about the "object" that I personally see more when I see something with a motion blur. But I think by at least FP's definition, it's impressionistic if it carries your impressions!
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Well all three of these work well for me, though I'm most fond of the bottom one. I think it's a matter of color though, and not subject or technique.
It's interesting that you asked the question on the last one as to whether or not these need to tell a store. I like all three of these, but I have a harder time convincing myself they are impressionistic. That may be because, to me, they don't really extrapolate something about the "object" that I personally see more when I see something with a motion blur. But I think by at least FP's definition, it's impressionistic if it carries your impressions!
The bottom one is great!
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