Sunset bikeride
by dris

Comment:
ack, if only he were sharper this would probably be my favorite of the bicycle photos, what with the water and the railing and the sunset. Really good composition and choice of subject, just a little too blurry overall.

Jumping Girl.
by Wessy

Comment:
That's stop motion, not motion panning. Quick reflexes, but it doesn't quite meet the challenge.

Cyclist
by JPR

Comment:
Nicely done, with a kind of surreal feeling to it.

Spun (self portrait)
by RyShu

Comment:
Interesting idea. I've played with motion blur a lot and never thought to try that. Bummer you couldn't get your face sharper.

Nailing It!!!
by ohiochase

Comment:
This is an odd kind of motion shot. The blur seems to be... not from motion? I don't know. The mat is sharp, the gymnast is sharp, the girl in the background is relatively sharp, but there's this blur going on, rather randomly when I really look. Is that a filter?

Rainy day..
by Cantaloop

Comment:
Pretty well-done; car lacks a tiny bit of sharpness in the rear. Also, it's not the most compelling subject or composition, but it is a well-executed shot. 5.

Daedalus
by hopper

Comment:
Wow, excellent composition and a textbook example of motion panning. Nice, relatively original choice of subject as well.

Black Beauty
by Firsty

Comment:
Very sharp. Nicely done.

Incline
by BKerr

Comment:
JUST SAY NO TO TILT.

Sorry. Personal pet peeve. Nicely done on the tracking. If the tilt was accidental, I can see your dilemma; you couldn't rotate and crop without losint most of the blurred parts of your shot. 7 because you really truly used motion panning and did a good job of it. :) Too bad the tail end of the car is cut off.

Bubbleman
by balmiki

Comment:
Bubbleman is standing pretty still. For this to be a motion panning shot, Bubbleman would have to have been moving. Also, my eye keeps being drawn to the sharpest part of the picture, which looks to be the lwoman standing behind Bubbleman to his right.