Composition : The eye is definitely drawn deep into this image. Very well composed!
Exposure/Lighting : In this respect, I had some issues. The sky is blown out while the near trees are almost pitch black. However the lines created by the blackness does add a lot to the feeling of motion. I just wish the sky could have been less over-exposed. I truly doubt you could have done anything differently to improve it though.
Focus : Focus is not an issue in this shot. The blur is very well done.
Emotion/Challenge : Definitely nailed the challenge. Also, the emotion of the shot is unmistakable. Outstanding job in this respect.
i liked the way this pic came on screen so fast........ how did you do that? I like the tunnel/valley effect created by the blurred tree lined road. The WHITELINE on the road has a nice effect of floating above the road, and to me carries the most interest. the sky brightness is harsh, but cropping it would have made a very long and lean picture....... but it might have been an option.
It's been said before - in order for motion to really show, there needs to be a stationary point of reference. This would be a great shot for the 'Drunk' challenge, but here it's kind of dizzying.
Congrats on this awesome shot. IMHO the motion blur level is perfect and you did the right decision with showing no additional car, bike or cockpit. I really like, how my eyes are guided into the depth of your shot by the white line. Your title is perfect too, I feel the adrenaline only by looking on your photo! 10 - nds
another obvious concept, amazingly executed. the slight grain adds to the flow. the division of the colors (grey in the bottom quarter, white in the top, color in the other two) works, and the colors themselves work very well. the way the white stripe in the center flows is amazing. the focus of the "end" of the road being off center was a good choice, and it really draws your eye into the weaving motion of the road. 9
Very good shot. I really love this feels like I'm flying out into a tunnel. Good colors, and love the composition. Little bit of grain but a fine shot.
I like this one a lot! There are others in the challenge that tried similar techniques, but several of them seem to have over-done it to the point where the subject is unrecognizable. This keeps the road nicely intact and gives an excellent feeling of movement... good job!
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