COMMENTS:
 

George Finegold
Karen Leonard	Nice. A clear improvement over the original, great technique.
Carol McCreary	Your panning effect was achieved....  Do they ever have white walled tires on race cars ??  The blur on each wheel would be more effective with a white wall.  The  blur on the sign is distracting.. Good job.
Pete Nicholls	I like the crop with the exception of that above the signs, nothing above the signs adds to the image in my view. I like the sharpness of the cars and the blurred background. I can't tell that you blurred the wheels at this resolution. Saturation and contrast look good.
William Thompson	What would we do without NIK filters? Lots of work, but a perfect result.
Minnie Travis	The rest of us that used the blur forgot about the radial blur on the wheels.  On a larger image this becomes very important.  Thanks for drawing my attention to it.  Color, saturation and sharpening all look good.

Member Bio

I have been a member of PSA for over 30 years. I have had various jobs in Photographic Society of America the most recentlywas Chairman of the Electronic Imaging Division. I received my FPSA at the 1998 conference in Orlando. I am retired as Manufacturers Representative in Electronics and am currently teaching Photoshop at two locations locally. I have been married to my wife Bev for over 50 years and have 2 sons, one a photographer and a PSA member. I use a Dell PC, Windows XP and Photoshop CS3. I have an Epson flatbed scanners and a Epson printer, a R260. I shoot all in digital with a Canon Digital Rebel XT camera with a17mm -55 mm and a 70-300 mm IS lens.