Classic GT40 - British GP
by mileskea

Comment:
I LOVE GT40's ... great panning

Wimbledon Here I Come!
by bobonacus

Comment:

Originally posted by jessielude: I rated a 9. I keep reading all these amazing setups (someone on here mounted their camera on the nose of their Honda S2000) and am intrigued to attempt such a feat. Such a cool moment in time! Wilson may want you for their print ad.

That would be me :D

DUCK !!!
by MAK

Comment:
It doesn't look like a duck to me, lol!

Poetry in motion
by onar

Comment:
This is fantastic

Flaming 10
by foklepoint

Comment:
love the additional capture of the flame on overrun :)

Spun
by jdannels

Comment:
Thats a really cool effect

Warp Speed
by kingskingdom

Comment:
Looks like a cool bike ... where can I get one, lol

250kph @ 1/160s = Radical!
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Nice panning ... great colour car as well

Relax
by Imagineer

Comment:
Awesome!

Cafe Du Monde - A New Orleans tradition
by SEG

Comment:
I didn't vote but I think I would have been going for the 5 button.

The first thing I notice is the halos around the chimneys which are distracting and the sky is a little too dark for the rest of the lighting and a little noisy (you could just select the sky (allowed in advanced only) and run a heavy noise routine on it depending what software you are using).

The rest of the scene is just a tiny bit over processed for my tastes and I'd just like it to be toned down a fraction. The lighting on the building is uneven which looks like more halo effect (though I could be wrong) maybe you could post your original? Maybe turning up the light smoothing in the HDR software.

The text on the sign leads you straight out of the photo, it would be better (though maybe not possible) to have the whole shot reversed so the text would be on the left and lead you into the shot.

I think the whole crop is a little tight, especially on the awning, the awning blends into the building behind. Maybe slightly wider or even fill the frame more with the awning. Maybe a different angle, I find the shot is a bit flat, maybe the street going off into the distance would lead you into the shot more and give a more 3d feel to it.

all IMHO of course!