Honorable Mentions (in no particular order):
![](https://pbase.com/image/http://www.pbase.com/bclaypole/image/106165011/medium.jpg)
Aaah. The ultimate in motion. Very nice composition with the "Gotham City" in the foreground and the clear moving sky.
![](https://pbase.com/image/http://www.pbase.com/nickviv/image/34909688/medium.jpg)
Great situational catch. This is not a shot you can stage.
![](https://pbase.com/image/http://www.pbase.com/martinphotography/image/107010188/original/medium.jpg)
Very well done "strobe" illustrating the motion of the running girl. Must have taken hours of computer work!
![](https://pbase.com/image/http://www.pbase.com/perkins123/image/106891635/original/medium.jpg)
I liked looking at this one in full size displaying the back-lit wake made by the skier. Definitely moving!
![](https://pbase.com/image/http://www.pbase.com/c_schweizer/image/96181124/original/medium.jpg)
Very creative and integrative use of Photoshop. Very well done composition.
Third place:
![](https://pbase.com/image/http://www.pbase.com/sandiwhi/image/103444259/medium.jpg)
The still rock provides a great resting point displaying the movement around it. The reddish monochrome adds a unique "Marsian" quality to the image.
Second place:
![](https://pbase.com/image/http://www.pbase.com/justanotherconcussion/image/93442625/medium.jpg)
Definitely in theme displaying a smooth motion. Very nice use of selective coloring.
First Place:
![](https://pbase.com/image/http://www.pbase.com/kzaret/image/81167385/medium.jpg)
Very evocative image of dancing, the ultimate in human motion. I love the mystery of the picture. Who are these dancers? What made them dance in the night? Great combination of blurriness and partial crispness.