Ninja Lenscaps from Canon
by blackenedwhite

Comment:
I like the idea, I guess thats a lemon in the background been sliced through. Try a higher apature and adjust lighting.

Photobug
by sganey

Comment:
Good pic. Might have been better if you could have pushed the DOF back a bit so the front of the lens cap was out of focus but the writing would be in focus.

No Lens Caps Were Harmed In The Making Of This Photo
by Tap10

Comment:
Good pic. Would have been great if it had a blank background and you had wiped down the leaf.

Orchids in blue
by jwillerton

Comment:
Holy cow I can't belive it, this is cool. Love your picture, hope you had as much fun taking it as I did mine. Now you have inspired me to work on some more photo's. Thanks.

When Trucks Fly
by Bridog

Comment:
I can't belive I did this well. I'm learning a lot here at DPC. After submitting I discovered the rule of thirds and did a much better job of cropping. Also ventured into Photoshop and used Auto Levels, contrast and color. This improved the shot very much. Thanks for all the advice. Link

Message edited by author 2006-02-15 22:41:55.

Night Burg
by Bridog

Comment:
I'm very happy. I didn't know what I was doing but the pic came out OK. I see my error was a 1 second shutter speed with no tripod. I didn'e even realize that my shutter speed whas 1 second when i took the pic. It looks out of focus but i think I probably moved and blured it. I will retake this shot now that I have learned from everyone's helpfull comments.

Thank you all.

Determination
by manic35

Comment:
I first gave you a 7 because I only had a 6, but I just can't sleep now. This is perfect. The motion panning is just a small part of this picture. The colors, the strength of a man, the determination. Perfect. Or are you that guy riding in a car. Ha Ha.

Dart
by cubix

Comment:
First off, I barely qualify as an amature. But I am starting to realy enjoy this photo stuff. I'm gonna give this a 9. I suspect it is the perfect motion panning pic, but. Could this have been done by using Macro at high shutter speed on a dart with a distant obscure background that is out of focus. Maybe a differant background that showed the "panning" would have been better. Just wondering as I am egar to learn. Cool pic dude.