Critique motion and sequence- Felicia

Sequence photo 1, she used stop motion and blur as a sequence. With stop motion (first part of the photograph) the kids were moving forward and their balloons were in motion. For blur, (on the second part of the photograph) the kids were on in motion, except for one child whose face looks like its in focus. It seems that both photos were also shot in an open frame. The colors also stand out in the first sequence. Photo 2- I loved this photo, which also showed stop motion and blur in a sequence. The first part consisted of yet again an open frame with stop motion on the girl with the blue shirt And a bit of blur motion with the girl I the pink.There is a balance of light and dark in both photos from the sun and the shade/trees. Rule of thirds Was shown with the trees and the blue tent. On the second photo, blur motion is a definite.I loved how the two girls are running in blur and the rest of the photo seems like its in a stand still (the adults and the children sitting on the grass). Felicia also pointed out the runners pose of the girl in pink, which I think is pretty cool for blur motion (to be able to see the pose). Photo 3- This shows both composition and blur motion techniques. The first photograph Shows different kind of lines, curvilinear Line with the chairs in the background. The lines on the tile floor and the ones on the chairs. Felicia told me in order to get the blur motion was that she kicked the chair and took The photo with a high shutter speed. I liked her example of blur motion since the first photograph was not needed to tell what the second one was (I know I don't make any sense, but I can still tell its a lawn chair) For some reason I really found the bag on the stool a bit distracting, as well as with other item. But for some reason the tables edge being there kind of balanced with the cabinets and the stools, with the wall.