Forgotten Ball
by Sparky9001

Comment:
Great idea, but the compression and noise is very extreme and that's very distracting. Also, the lighting seems a bit off.

Soccer
by bormic

Comment:
This is absolutely beautiful. It's perfect in every way. 10.

Transition game
by anireno

Comment:
Really like this idea. Maybe woudl have liked to see an angle where the camera is right there set on the chalk board. Not sure if it woudl hav eworked or not, but maybe more intersting - with a very narrow DOF. Good idea and excecution though. Good luck>

Two points for team Lens Flare
by photom

Comment:
Really intersting shot. I'm wondering if it would have been even better if it was shot with a little bit more to the right or the left. However, overall very effective. I hope you do well.

Tap-in
by spydr

Comment:
Great shot. Good angle. Great composition. Wonderful colours -8

Major memories
by Claya

Comment:
Very inventive thought for this challenge. I like that you took the time to think about balance and negative space, as well as effective lighting. Would it have been better if, instead of shooting from over head, you shot from right around the ground-level, maybe looking at the ball out onto the plate? But overall very good. Good luck

After the Big Game
by Jade

Comment:
Great idea. Maybe owul dhave liked to see it shot from just behind the chair with a different depth of field (narrower).

Mid Air
by marlin

Comment:
These balls may have photographed better in early morning light or early evening light. It's very distracting with the harsh sunlight. The green of the grass doesn't look that rich.

Tiny Tot Tigers...SCORE!!!
by Ambo

Comment:
I lik ethe colours and the lighting. I also like that you took the time to think about composition. I like that the basket is to the left.

world cup fever
by whiteroom

Comment:
Great colours. Love that you took the time to light htis properly. However, I almost think you need something to realy stand out - just one ball - maybe if one of the libert logos was smack dab in the bottom left corner and that particular ball was higher than the others. Something needs to draw the eye in and then allow for eye movement - maybe even a bit of negative space.