contoured
by hkvam

Comment:
The lighting here is pretty good. There was a photo earlier in the challenge where I commented on being able to see the full outline of the model and you have accomplished this well.

Just the Basics
by geekgirl717

Comment:
I like the set up of this photo. It shows the true nature of American workouts. I love the contrast and detail throughout.

A motherly boxer
by petrakka

Comment:
I really like this photo. There is a warm family feel to it. I enjoy how it gives a feminine side to such a masculine sport.

I would've liked it better if you zoomed in or croped the top of the photo to take away the trainers in the back. They are a bit distracting.

YOU fetch it, I'VE excersized enough today!
by tpbremer

Comment:
Haha, I title goes great with the photo.

The Product
by jeeptuning

Comment:
The photo is a bit out of focus and there is a shadow line down the middle of his torso that really takes away from the photo. The blur and position of his arm leads me to believe that he's jumping rope. If this is the case, it would have made for a better photo if you zoomed out more and caught the motion of his hands.

Rising to the Challenge
by fas-ligand

Comment:
I love the way this was shot. The angle you chose makes the yellow road marker seem endless, and the hill gives you a sense of uncertainy of where the finish line is. Much like true endurance running.

Determination
by cujee

Comment:
I think there is too much going on in this photo. I can't tell what part of the photo you want the viewer to focus on. I can't even tell what he's doing.

Good note: As a viewer, I really like the upper right hand corner of the photo.

Push Your Limits
by njsabs

Comment:
This is one of my favorites in this competition.

12-12-12 (12 Reps, 12 Sets of 12 oz.) ;-)
by LanceW

Comment:
The photo is a bit gray, but I love actual shot. If there were more contrast this would undoubtably have been my favorite photo.

Trik Spear
by tano_gooch

Comment:
First off, your model has great definition and skin. You should use her again if opportunity presents itself.

The print: I like the contrast, but I would've positioned the lighting in such a way that the outline of the bottom of her arm and sides of her torso didn't blend in with the background. With a model with such great definition in her upper back, it would've been nice to see her arms and torso better.