e x i t _ r e a l i t y
by chele

Comment:
This tells a story about "exit" that is very compelling. The bottom is just slightly too dark for me - you almost lose the ladder....

Emergency exit
by Melethia

Comment:
Lovely color and graphical composition. I'm a little uncertain about the security light on the right....maybe should have been cropped?

The final exit
by kevip6

Comment:
This is the best one of these "ghosty"/"soul departing" shots that are so popular that I've seen to date - very well done & conveys the challenge excellently. Is this possible w/in basic editing? I'd sure love to know how you did it.....

An Explosive Exit
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
This is great! A wonderful image.... The only concerns I have here are i) the shard of glass that is blocking the base of the light bulb (is that intentionally hiding something?) - it detracts from the 'obviousness' that this is the remains of a light bulb, and ii) it's a slight stretch to tie this to the "exit" concept since we don't clearly see the bulb exploding (all the fragments are at rest), so this is more of a "flame" image.... None of which is meant to detract from my appreciation for it!

The West Wind Departure of Murray Poppins
by Coley

Comment:
This is a wonderfully inventive and illustrative image! It entirely captures the challenge. I hope he landed safely....

Exhale
by WillSnaps

Comment:
Lovely - captures "exit" with action and imagery

Running in Circles
by dahved

Comment:
before>> the opposite of intended??! looks like you're on the merry-go-round effectively capturing the stationary horse while the world moves about you..... clever.....

after>> I understand that this was in fast a true "motion pan" -- just goes to show how well executed this was! and in somewhat dim light too!

What's that Daddy?
by InDots

Comment:
this is great - very clever! I only wish a deeper depth of field was used so that both the car and the banner were in focus, but maybe having it slightly out of focus adds to that element of incidental mystery?

The winds of Scotland
by dd1989

Comment:
I don't believe that this meets the challenge: "motion panning" means (to me) moving the camera to track a moving subject. This image appears to be a slow exposure from a stationary camera to illustrate the motion of the passers-by....

High Velocity
by soup

Comment:
I don't believe that this meets the challenge: "motion panning" means (to me) moving the camera to track a moving subject. This image would have had to use a high-speed strobe (and stationary camera, a la Harold Edgerton) to capture a bullet in flight....unless (I suppose) this bullet were hand-tossed..... I don't see any panning blur, although if you're spinning your torso at the speed of a bullet, I'm even more impressed! :)