Panning for gold
by Gordon

Comment by kellie:
nice

Panning for gold
by Gordon

Comment by casualguy:
Nice action stopping photo! Love the blurry backbround!

Panning for gold
by Gordon

Comment by Digipixer:
Nice use of back ground blur to accent the fore ground!!

A new perspective on Waldo
by Gordon

Comment by Annida:
Evening from the Critique Club:

This is a very striking photo, with a great perspective. The composition is good, and the layers draw your eyes toward the dome area at the top. It kind of gives you a bit of vertigo!
Technically, as somebody mentioned below, the dome seems a tiny bit over exposed, although that brings a lovely lightness to the image further down, so I really can't say much about that. I think it would have been nicer if you could have added the one pattern which is at the bottom curve, the one with the circles. Nothing more to say about that!
Meeting the challenge.... hmmmm......... I'm not sure, the person really isn't that hidden, I can understand that a lot of people had great difficulty getting the people into their pictures, but this guys head just sticks out!
My opinion, a very striking photo and enjoyable to view.
-Annida

Panning for gold
by Gordon

Comment by mbardeen:
The sense of motion really makes this picture... At first I thought the border detracted but I have since changed my mind. It serves to ground the car body in place, making it look like the world is moving. 9!

Panning for gold
by Gordon

Comment by W.R.Miller:
Very nice pan shot. Impressive focus on the cab!

Panning for gold
by Gordon

Comment by alanfreed:
The best of its class in this challenge -- you did an awesome job of following the cap during the exposure of this one! Well done! The only thing keeping it from being a 10 is that it seems like it would have been slightly stronger to have included the full back end of the car, rather than cropping that tiny bit out.

Panning for gold
by Gordon

Comment by justine:
Love the aperture setting/shutter......well done........nice shot!!!

Different perspectives
by Gordon

Comment by SharQ:
(Critique Club)

From the perspective, it looks as if you are standing on one of these balconies. That probably means you can support your camera on the edge of the railing. That also means you could have rested your lens on the edge, used a 1/2 second shutter time and used an ISO 200. Which would - to a very large degree - have solved the problems with this image: in all the dark areas, there is a lot of digital noise. Also, the D60 has a nasty tendency to wringing the reds up way too much.

Okay, enough whining about the technical parts; Well seen, great use of your D60, and a fabulous use of the 20mm!

Haje

Panning for gold
by Gordon

Comment by JamieWillmott:
Nice shot. Like the title. Shame you cut the back of the car off.