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by SJCarter

Comment:
Nice landscape Jimmy. I bet it looks good in color too.

Nice Kitty
by kenna718

Comment:
I hate shooting through chain link fences. Maybe thick plexi-glass is just as bad. Nice gaze you captured!

Wave Runners
by lynnesite

Comment:
You nailed it!

Trust
by MacroMaker

Comment:
Cool shot. Great lighting and exposure. Well captured. Could use a bit more dirt or foreground to show the motion off better.

Leading the pelaton
by robst

Comment:
This image looks great! Captures motion blur very well. I detect some zoom blur there as well. Only nitpik is that it's a bit hot.

Drummer's Furry
by VariationFilms

Comment:
The lighting is really good here. I also like your idea, since a drummer is full of motion in a confined space. For this to be a better shot, the stationary objects (drums,cymbal stands) Should be crisp and in focus. The drummer and the objects that move should be blurred due to motion. Hope this helps!

Who is the Man in Black?
by socalsteve

Comment:
I like this image. The boy is in focus and as the central figure he is correctly placed for this effect. If this were a 'zoom blur' challenge, I would give this a high vote. However, since it is a 'motion blur' challenge, I will give it a lower vote.

The New Tripod
by njsabs

Comment:
lol You needed a tripod for this??????? It's just crazy.

October SNOW
by Phillydigishooter

Comment:
Geez! What a mess. I heard about the snow up there but this is the first pic I have seen of it. Seems kind of early to be getting snow like this!

Tiger Fight
by scooter97

Comment:
Thanks to everybody who voted ( even the 14 of you who thought this no better than a 3 ). I appreciate it when people here at DPC take the time to leave a comment. Truthfully I would prefer some sort of critique as opposed to a compliment. I hope to become a better photographer with a little help from you all here.

There really isn't much 'wildlife' running around where I live. The zoo offers the only reasonable option for a sure pic of a 'wild' animal. I envy those who have nature at their back door. I did what I could with what was available.