The Final Out
by brownsm

Comment:
Sorry, but I am on the opposite end of liking this image.

Yes, typical voting from viewers that see an image they like, but have no clue what to look for in a sports action image.

I gave a 5 in the voting, which is high for this image from me.

The thing is, there are certain guidelines to sports action photography, and very few were met here.

I hate looking at ear shots. I want to see the face.

To me this is a photo from a loving parent of their great child, but, not a great sports action photo.

The thin blue line
by dsa157

Comment:
Doc?

Overtime
by zackdezon

Comment:
The idea was fantastic, but the left and right of your crop was distracting and cumbersome for me.

If there was a way to just see the city scape, even up to the Disney Auditorium, and cropped away the buildings that didn't do anything for the image, and kept the same idea going, I think your image would of done better.

Risk Reward Success
by DarkRider

Comment:
huh? I don't get the success part.

Nice image, good color, good capture

shoehorn.

After A Hard Days Work... I Foster... No Regrets
by tfarrell23

Comment:
And this deals with success how?

My team won Nationals!
by MuddyBeast

Comment:
Not convinced of any winnings.

My first impression is "We're #1", not "We're winners".

Priority One....Feeding her young!
by hahn23

Comment:
where are her young? for all I can tell she is storing food or building a nest, or eating something itself.

Nice color, ok light, great texture, nice dof

Soccer fans!
by jwboard

Comment:
Soccer Fans...really?

My first impression is that they are in a water park, or at the very least fans of water fountains.

Where is the soccer?

Nice color, blurry because it is night I am assuming, texture ok, light ok

Shoot Out
by JulietNN

Comment:
JuliettNN, again, a nice image.

This is a comment, not a critique.6

Journey's End, Don't Look Back CowBoy.
by JulietNN

Comment:
JuliettNN??


I normally like to see faces of people to get that emotional element, and read the image through that emotion.

This image is that rare few that I love where the face is not seen, but the body language takes over.

Excellent job on this story telling image.

The environment, the set, the atmosphere, and the texture are excellent, the sepia brings that aged, period feel.

Do it again.