Salt in Motion
by jstrong

Comment:
Should be "salt frozen in motion" - with the opposing challenge being "stopped motion," this would have been a better entry over there. No motion blur here at all.

San Jose Grand Prix - Champ Practice
by krypt0

Comment:
Bravo - these can be hard to grab. I've shot a lot of IndyCar racing and recently some American Le Mans series. Nice capture with the full car in focus during motion panning.

Acadiana by a nose
by CVette

Comment:
Now we're getting somewhere. I've just rated about 10% of the photos and a lot of my comments have been "uh, this is frozen motion..." This is good motion blur - fence moving by quickly, horses legs in action - I would have liked a little less harsh light to the horses weren't in so much shadow but not much you can do about that. Good capture.

Tommy Haas in Motion
by Zippy

Comment:
Good picture but the subject isn't in motion - he's frozen. No racquet blur, no ball, just stopped motion.

"Even the smallest action can move mountains in time"
by tate

Comment:
Well composed photo - too "stopped motion" for my taste, not much action.

You are cleared for take-off
by Tandango

Comment:
The title gets a chuckle. A little too "frozen action" for my taste - would have liked a little more action blur but not a bad shot.

Jump
by ergates

Comment:
So here is the one thing about action shots - something has to be in focus somewhere. Whether its the subject in focus and the background is blurred from motion panning or the background is sharp but the subject is motion blurred - just something. Yes, there is action here, but it's just all blurry.

Maori Warrior
by Cakileen28

Comment:
Good concept but too small

Strings
by CyBri2000

Comment:
Unique take on the challenge. Good that it shows the vibration but a little over saturated.

Showin Off
by lemondster

Comment:
So I've seen a few pictures like this now - things are are action but they'd be a better fit for "stopped motion" challenge. The action here is well frozen and the blur in the background looks like DOF and not motion panning. I would have liked this picture a lot better if the spokes were blurred, the crowd was blurred from panning, and it wasn't so "frozen"