Flinders Street Station in Melbourne

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[Manfred M]

It's an interesting experiment, Stephen, but to be honest, it's not doing much for me.

Blurred subjects in the background work a lot better than those in the foreground. They take away from the rest of the image. Had you panned at a slow shutter speed and gotten a fairly sharp image of the people who are moving and blurred the station, that would have likely resulted in a stronger composition.

[Rebel]

Agree with Manfred on this one, these type of images can be great but I don't think its worked very well here.

I think there is a big element of luck to these images as well, because you don't know whos going to move and how fast etc.

I plan to try something like this myself, and to give myself the best chance of producing a good image I'm going to take as many shots as possible.

[Shadowman]

Some of the individuals do look sharp when viewed from a distance. I would suggest cropping some of the figures, the strider on the left would be a good starting point.