The Green Monster
by briphoto

Comment:
Sharp focus on the car, though unfortunate that you got the picture from the side that is in shadow. Good panning technique though.

Las Vegas native Kurt Busch returns to NASCAR this year with a new ride and a new car
by Jason

Comment:
The car is sharp and the positioning in from of the VEGAS sign is well executed. Good technique.

Ski Jumper
by Links 2 3 4

Comment:
The jumper is sharp and their shadow adds to the sense of distance from the ground. Would have preferred to see them from more in front though. Good panning technique.

Daedalus
by hopper

Comment:
Good vantage point to keep the background simple. The bird is sharp and you've left space for it to fly into. The conversion to B&W also seems to work well. Good technique.

Black Beauty
by Firsty

Comment:
The car is sharp; the background is simple; the angle suggests speed. Good technique.

Nailing It!!!
by ohiochase

Comment:
You've captured the face in sharp focus, which I guess is the most important thing. I'm not sure about all the white highlight areas across the middle of the image though. Finally I would have tried to get a shot more from the front to see more of her expression - I appreciate you may have been asked not to though, especially if using flash.

swinger
by ursula

Comment:
You seem to have captured a lot of movement in this photo. The face may be a little out of focus - its hard to tell at this size. I would have been interested to see a version with more of the girl in it, i.e. perhaps the crop is a little too tight, and hand covering part of the face is unfortunate. Still good techinque though

5th Gear
by kiilimin

Comment:
Well done getting the front of the car sharp. I would have been tempted to call it the "unstoppa BULLS" to match the car.

Determination
by manic35

Comment:
Good technique to get the face and hands in sharp focus while the legs continue to pound away. Also the strong lines and distinct colours in the background work well against the rider's clothing and his more rounded posture.

Having Fun
by carlo

Comment:
I'm not sure in what sense this is motion panning. It appears to be more of a motion blur shot.