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	02/26/2006 07:59:01 PM
	My Neck Hurts by cloverstar Comment: I love the shot with the clouds and shadows on the buildings. However, the bird(?) ruins the picture for me.
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	02/26/2006 11:59:50 AM
	Green Bug Blue Background by hare Comment: I know...nit-picky. You've got three colors here.
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	02/24/2006 12:20:54 AM
	3:50 PM Gothic Mean Time by obsidian Comment: More than duotones here. I see blue, yellow, purple and brown.
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	02/08/2006 03:39:52 PM
	Skiing by mannjudit Comment: Sorry, but I see no panning in this shot. If you had waited until the skier was passing by you it would have been a better shot. As it is, the skier is coming toward you and the camera appears to be still.
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	02/08/2006 03:37:22 PM
	Subway Blur by ARMY_DOC Comment: It appears that the camera is still and the train is moving. The challenge was "Motion Panning".
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	02/08/2006 03:35:46 PM
	Cruisin' by jansku Comment: Was he really cruisin'? Looks more like sitting still in a car. There is no appearance of movement.
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	02/08/2006 03:33:50 PM
	ppptheewy by M.O.C. Comment: Shallow depth of field has taken away from any sense of panning.
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	01/25/2006 03:49:00 PM
	Wildest of Them All (My Sweetheart's Fren) by doctabrez Comment: She may be wild and she may be alive, but she is not wildlife.
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	01/25/2006 03:46:32 PM
	THE BIRDS! by melismatica Comment: The orange/green blob at the bottom is a real distraction. Too bad you didn't crop it out of the photo.
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	01/25/2006 03:45:32 PM
	Predator by joycobb Comment: Would have given you a better score if you had used shallow DOF to make the bird the focal point and the cat out of focus in the background. As it is, your attention is drawn to the cat (technically not wildlife).
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