Nike Air?
by MichaelC

Comment:
The focus seems to be at a point somewhere in front of the runner.

splash!
by I Enjoy Ham

Comment:
Great timing! Only thing I would recomend is increading your DoF so that the entire glass is in focus.

Victory!
by kimbelloni

Comment:
Nice capture. It looks like the driver is making eye contact with you! It would help a lot if the front of the go-cart were not cropped off.

Bubbles
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
The essence of a motion capture is to give the feeling of motion without blurring the subject. I don't get a sense of which way the bubbles are traveling.

Rufous Hummingbird, female
by hahn23

Comment:
Great job freezing her wings!

Blade Runner
by Kronus

Comment:
Great capture. Even the tail rotor is sharp! Would be better if the tip of the main rotor were not on the edge of the picture.

Pulling Away
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Great capture, but it would be much better if the shot were level. Notice the fence in the far background in the top of the shot. A clock wise rotation with a slight crop would fix this nicely.

Red Pepper
by livitup

Comment:
Hello from the Critique Club!

This shot makes a great first impression! The rich colors and lighting give this photo the pop it needs to grab a viewer's attention quickly. Also, the dimensions of this shot are not typical, which also helps it stand out from the crowd.

The only thing I can be critical about is how well it meets the challenge. This is a great photo both technically and artistically, but with regards to the challenge, it falls short. However, judging by your score, a lot of the voters forgave this. This is definitely a shot you should be proud of.

Tiger Swallowtail 1
by levyj413

Comment:
It is amazing that it let you get that close to it! Great job!

Power Lines
by TweetyCat

Comment:
Welcome to DPC! One thing you shold always do is make sure you use the full size available to you when submitting a picture. People will generally score quite low for smaller shots.