Hanging Around With My Friends
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by echoman:
would have either used one more shot at the end or lose the first one.

Hanging Around With My Friends
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by cryingdragon:
The legs on the 2nd from the right are a bit blurry, perhaps from the motion. I also would have continued her all the way across.

Hanging Around With My Friends
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by VitaminB:
Quadruplets???

jk. Nicely captured, with good focus and colours, my only critique is that I would have liked it better if she was facing the camera for each capture.

Hanging Around With My Friends
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by raish:
Not what I'd rate as very very good, within the context of all the other entries, but about a million times more warm and pleasant and human than nearly all of them. Pleasure to look at.

Fishing at Twilight
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by LanndonKane:
I dont care about the score, I still like the shot a lot. Maybe it could have done with a bit more contrast- but the blur is what gives the shot atmosphere.

Hanging Around With My Friends
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by desertoddity:
nice shot. very colourful. i think it would have benefitted one more image of her reaching the other side to complete the set.

Fishing at Twilight
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by Rgarcia:
Very interesting shot, but with very few exceptions shots like this don't score well on DPC.

Fishing at Twilight
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by jaysonmc:
The blur is terrific. Even if you would have gotten it sharp, difficult for the DPC crowd. My only suggestion would maybe to crop just a bit off the right and to increase the contrast. Even without that, the shot is stunning and considering the conditions even more rewarding.

Fishing at Twilight
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by jmritz:
Beautiful. 6.

Fishing at Twilight
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by figaro:
Love this one - I think the blur is just right and the background is a beautiful watercoloury mess of greys, greens and blues. The composition doesn't bother me as such (we've both received criticisms for centered comp on this free study) but I think the direction in which the bird is moving somewhat negates the space behind it (if that makes sense) so for a greater interaction with the negative space it would help if the bird were towards the top right. Well done for such a brave entry, which you can see has not gone unappreciated!