I also prefer in this case the b&w version. It gives more dynamic and the hard contrast adds to the illusion of motion. Next time try a long exposure. But this would require a tripod and a ND-Filter (Neutraldichtefilter).
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Thanks @peter2017 - hmmm ND filter - I only use my smartphone camera and even have not used any real camera since ages. But I have a Canon at home still - need to check what features are included there (I hardly used).
Oh, sorry Uwe! I thought you were using a “real“ camera. ;-)
On my smartphone, I can tweak the exposure settings. So I once tried using my sunglasses as an ND filter. Well, if I had kept those pictures and you were lenient toward me, you might grant them some artistic value.
Excellent idea to simulate a ND Filter on a smartphone!
Checking this tomorrow, thanks for the hint.
Asche über mein Haupt, aber besser für die Kamera :-)