Blurs of Blue

As I view images through the LCD window of my camera, it's almost automatic to delete anything that looks blurry.  But lately I've been keeping a few that might, because of the blur, help capture the motion of the birds.

The other day, I was trying to take in-flight pictures of Blue Jays, a silly thing to try when the overcast skies were forcing me to use slow shutter speeds.  But I still tried, capturing these blurry images that I think still looked kinda cool. 

Let me know what you think.  Am I silly to keep them?  Do you see any beauty in them?  Are they TOO blurry to keep?  Do you have one that you particularly like?  Why?  Or should I just keep deleting?

 

Comments

[The Zen Birdfeeder]

Alvin, I agree! Birds are so relaxing to watch. Thanks for your comment.
Arlene, thanks - I'm glad you liked them!

[arlene hart]

I love Blue Jays, blurrry and otherwise! The first and fifth pictures were my favorite!

[bird watching Philippines]

I love the pictures, so cute. the birds are my anti stress.

Alvin

[The Zen Birdfeeder]

Mary, I think you're right. If even just one part of the bird was in focus, it would be more dramatic. But all I got was the feeder in focus (cause IT wasn't moving!!) Thanks for your comment and important point.

[Mary]

Beautiful form! I most enjoyed the ones with a tiny bit in focus, face or beak.

[The Zen Birdfeeder]

Cindy, I hadn't thought that but I agree that everytime you post an image, you're puttin' yourself out there, baring your soul in a way. thanks for your nice comment.
Carol, Jason, Ellen, thanks too for your thumbs up!

[Ellen]

I think these pics are cool, Nancy! It's fun when you have a couple of blurry shots in a row... it helps you to "see" the motion.

[Jason Kessler]

Love em.

[Carol]

I like them...At times, I have kept "blurry" photos also...!!!

[Cindy]

I personally love blurry pics. Thanks for being brave!