Fuelin' Up My Ride
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Comment by bassbone:
beautiful horse, lovely composition, great perspective to elongate the horses neck - nice work overall

Hit and Run
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Comment by see:

For some reason during voting I thought this was SlippyĆ¢€™s entry, but it matters not, one of my high votes. And as usual the box has not been created to hold the Don. Well done!!!

Needle in a Haystack
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Comment by sherpet:
Excellent concept, and it works for me.....

"I wandered lonely as a cloud" -Wordsworth
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Comment by sherpet:
When I first saw this in the challenge, I think I said that 'it was magical', and it is.....
It definitely has a feeling of calmness, and is quite serene, but also a little mysterious as well.

It could be the start of a great novel, of a movie, the first scene one sees or read about, as it has that appeal.
If I were giving out any awards, this would have to receive one, for its "Excellence on all Levels".....

Needle Music
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Comment by sherpet:
Gee I really like the soft blur, and the very pleasing DOF here.....

Square Crop Outtake
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Comment by sherpet:
From the thumb nail this looks so interesting and has a very strong abstract feeling about it. I like the color contrast, and also the fine white line as they appear to have movement.

Hit and Run
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Comment by karmat:
CRITIQUE CLUB CRITIQUE
by karmat

Ha. I thought this was absolutely hilarious when I was voting. I did wonder, though, if you outlined a real squirrel. :)

Compositionally, the moving, blurry car really sets the scene and gives good context to the shot. I can help but wondering, though, what passerby-ers had to be thinking.

Technically, I really like the high contrast "grit" of this shot. It is edgy, and almost makes you feel guilty for being amused (almost). The only thing that might improve the shot is to widen the crop a bit. It just feels a bit cramped left to right for me.

k

Hit and Run
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Comment by noraneko:
Don, this is great. Absolutely love the idea, and well executed, too!

Hit and Run
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Comment by bmartuch:
Great job Don. Where is the police tape?

Hit and Run
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Comment by JuliBoc:
I like the motion blur and all the parallel lines leading up to the right. It gives a good sense of speed and danger.