Jenga!!!
by SoulMan1978

Comment:
Oops! :-)

Run, run, run, run...
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Great use of a contrasting color to highlight the activity, and a good example of sequential action

Jumping At You
by BHuseman

Comment:
Nice sequence, funny paint job.

Frozen together in a web of time and...
by _DaveA_

Comment:
I'm not completely sure it conveys "time-lapse" to me, but it's a very interesting and intriguing image.

Wither
by Nocturnal_Delusion

Comment:
A nice variation on a classic time-lapse theme.

Life in Motion
by jmritz

Comment:
I have trouble getting one bird in sharp focus even one time -- nicely done.

Perfect Landing
by senor_kasper

Comment:
Flying is not a "natural motion" for a human ... just kidding -- nice job!

Watercolour
by BeeCee

Comment:
[quote=BeeCee] Jeff says I should post this here... :)
Excellent suggestion!

What I like most is that I recognized it as textured glass before I read your notes. Otherwise, what most of the others have said goes for me too -- excellent work.

Mystical Pond
by FocusPoint

Comment:
This is a soft (in feeling, not focus), subdued scene with no particular point of attention, a place calling for a quiet contemplation which the typical speed voter rejects. They (seem to) want to be hit by something obvious, splashy, bright or bewitching, not something which makes them want to sit down and write poetry about the meaning of life.

The colors and lighting give it a very painterly look, but without a recognizable landmark or distinctive feature it becomes just another lovely landscape shot to most people. I can picture it as a stock image found in pre-packaged picture frames; an instantly-recognizable yet anonymous scene. It's evocative, but unfortunately, (of course -- it's a little digital picture!) not to the degree you felt when you were there.

I think this is "well above average" and a fine piece, perhaps even earning a bonus for daring to go where DPC voters fear to tread.

Across the Universe
by Kali

Comment:
I thought of using a swing ... nice unusual angle.