Jolly Jumper
by aabatkinson

Comment by Artifacts:
Bummer... this is not motion panning. Motion panning is moving the camera to follow your main subject. Normally, the main subject is in clear focus and the background is not. You will want to practice the technique. It is not all that easy sometimes, but you will like the results when you get a good motion panning capture. :)

Jolly Jumper
by aabatkinson

Comment by ionelpop:
in a motion panning shot, you must move the camera along with the subject, so that the subject is sharp and the background blured

Jolly Jumper
by aabatkinson

Comment by yianisn:
Ideally, the little girl should be in focus and the background blurred, not the other way around.

Jolly Jumper
by aabatkinson

Comment by Citadel:
Hmm...not really getting a feeling of panning in this shot. The jumper is moving but the camera is not. The camera needs to move with the subject. (Which will make the subject clear and the background focused)

Jolly Jumper
by aabatkinson

Comment by Qiki:
Sorry, but this is motion blur, not motion panning.

Jolly Jumper
by aabatkinson

Comment by tstout:
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 too slow exposure from a stationary camera to illustrate the motion of the jumping girl (background is in focus)....

My Hero, My Sister
by aabatkinson

Comment by hideout:
Striking model, photograph her in a complimentary enviroment = 10, for now the harsh outdoors background = 6.

My Hero, My Sister
by aabatkinson

Comment by Greetmir:
Just a TAD soft on the focus for my taste.

My Hero, My Sister
by aabatkinson

Comment by Simms:
very 60s looking.. 6

My Hero, My Sister
by aabatkinson

Comment by TOY:
and what a beautiful sister ;)