Stars, sports, wildlife, and more this week with a challenge to catch the motion. It's a bit trickier this week as you had to slow or speed up your shutter to catch the action. It's a bit tricky if your starting out but a great way to learn your camera, especially if you need to switch to catch something quickly in the future. We had a bit of everything this week making it a bit tricky to pick winners again.

Winners this week were chosen by Scott and Roy.

You can find all the past challenges on the PRTV page along with next week’s challenge #prtv_sports. Considering the Olympics going on at the moment it's fitting with hundreds of photographers covering the event you get to as well for the week. To enter post your photos on Instagram before noon next Friday with the tags #prtv and #prtv_sports.

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And the team!Toby – Photorectoby Scott – photoscott88 Roy – RoyMcKeeIII

Scott's Winner: https://www.instagram.com/p/BI49EcMDFmW/I love that the only element frozen is the subject, Great shot!Scott's Honorable Mentions:https://www.instagram.com/p/BI5QMbmA-UH/Great panning cyclist! I love the framing and that you've given the subject that negative space.https://www.instagram.com/p/BI9LAEcDnhZ/Cute! Excellent capture of this dog, you got the shutter speed just right to freeze the frame and keep the motion in the dog shaking.Roy's Winner: https://www.instagram.com/p/BI0ZjNghYhi/Light painting with cars is a nice way to capture motion. Florian found a nice S curve to get a great composition for the shot!Roy's Honorable Mentions:https://www.instagram.com/p/BI0Pb_SBiCI/Gareth captured the motion with panning, another challenge we've had previously. It's a great way to show motion in your photo as your background will blur with your subject staying somewhat sharp giving it that sense of energy.https://www.instagram.com/p/BI5QMbmA-UH/A lot of people exclude panning at close ranges as its tricky but this worked well. Gergö has a nice crisp shot with a clean background giving the person a great composition and adding depth to the photo.