There is nice action going on with the tossed candy - Some are caught with sharp clarity while others are blurred because of motion. We feel movement with this shot. But the candy is not as prominent and first off noticable as the open hand seen in the shot. The hand is very well illuminated and in sharp clarity- because of that there is really no visual indicator that the hand really threw the candy other than the presence of the flying candy. I would have liked to have seen an indication of an act of tossing in the hand either through a slight blur OR the poise/position of the hand (as it is here the initial appearance of the position of the hand makes me think it is open in the position of high five or hello). I also think that this shot needed more candy present in the shot to be a dominent element in the shot. There are just too few and because of it they are noticed as a secondary next to the very noticable hand which dominates the scene.