..::Splash and Freeze::..
by ty_roni

Comment:
Nice idea - most seemed to go for the single droplet. Good action - but perhaps a bit soft. The white line in the border doesn't help - especially where the little drop is bisected by the line.

Frozen Water
by Chaszmyr

Comment:
A very popular theme this challenge - but each one is different. It's nice to see the variety. Yours is the most "moody" of the group, mostly due to its darker colors and monochromatic effect. It's a great capture of the drop and its little sidekick! The black border really overpowers the image - way overdone. May be cropped a wee bit too close on the top.

Variations on a known theme...
by darix

Comment:
This is a dfficult shot to pull off and you certainly had loads of folks who tried it along with you. You have captured the action very well in a monochromatic mode. The "extra" small drop above the main one is a super addition.

Just Add Water
by hughletheren

Comment:
It's really great to have several people submit similar images on a theme. We get to see each artist's individual creativity. I like you choice of composition with the action at the RoT. Your background - the area behind the drop is soft - which really makes the water drop pop out. The white area of the water to the left of the drop is a bit too powerful. Perfect capture at the peak of the action.

Anti-Gravity
by divernick

Comment:
It's really nice to have several variations on this theme in the challenge. All are different and show individual creativity. Yours is especially well done in the color arena - it's a very nice pallette. The only areas of concern is the white areas that show little or no detail, but they don't detract that much. The centered composition works great for this. You captured the action (and stopped it well) at the very peak. A well done effort!

Girl on a Black Horse
by eaponygyrl

Comment:
A nice idea. The positioning of the horse doesn't really suggest fast movement - so it would probably be stronger with a different gait. Exposure right on, composition well planned.

It's Not Rocket Science
by guitar_mann

Comment:
The bubble idea is great, not exactly stop-action though (unless you happened to get it exactly when it popped.) About 75-80 % of your image is nothingness - the drapery. Add the very bright area behind the bubble as a distracting element and I'm afraid you end up with a low scoring entry.

Seeing Red
by md8speed

Comment:
Hope that was food coloring! It's nice to see several variations of the now infamous water-drop shot - it shows individual creativity and thought patterns. Using this technique - you only get one try it appears - so, given that - your timing is exquisite.

Last One In's a Rotten Egg
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
Let's call it stop-drizzle-action. You have a lot of bravenss to submit a shot most will go "eeww" to. But it is unique and original....

Flying High Past and Present
by midnightride2

Comment:
I don't know if you were going for humor - but you got it! It appears the old antiquated prop-driven plane is outrunning the newer, faster jets. The best stop-action is the stationary propeller of course (assuming it wasn't feathered!) NIce job on the techie stuff (exposure, shutterspeed, aperture) and the composition.