Waiting time is relative.
by soccerdad

Comment:
Good idea, but not blunt enough for about 26 voters. It does meet the challenge, but not in the traditional, "finger-drumming wait" sort of way. You did a good job of keeping the flash from blowing out the highlights and the color is rich. Although it's probably a result of motion and the rear sync flash noted in your comments, the fact that there's a blur on both sides of the ball and glove suggests camera shake. I probably would have given this about a 6 (mostly from the overall blur), but I do think this should have scored higher than it did.

Waiting For His Turn
by Neuferland

Comment:
I thought it was a good shot and gave it a 7. The composition was very good, but the light is a little flat, and it doesn't express waiting as well as some other shots did. Without reading the title, the wait aspect is kind of obscure.

Kintla Lake
by jodiecoston

Comment:
Any chance of me getting blue just drowned in this lake. 10

The edge of the world
by cghubbell

Comment:
Wow! I've never seen that angle before (I assume it's Niagara). I'd like to see a little more sky and less foreground.

The Far Tree
by Spork99

Comment:
Clever framing and great DOF. Well done!

Into the great yellow open, under the skies of blue
by artvet

Comment:
I spend a lot of time thinking of interesting subjects, and here you might very well nab a ribbon with a shot of weeds. -sigh- 9

mid morning
by ursula

Comment:
Can't wait to find out what Ansel Adams uses for a screen name. Welcome to DPC! 8

Mother and Son
by heida

Comment:
Looks like a good postcard photo. Color is a little dull though, and I see some odd burning and dodging spots.

Framing the Sun
by toddhead

Comment:
I don't understand the foreground. Are we looking through something way out of focus?

molo
by slonko

Comment:
Geez, can I wait for the monorail? This looks 2 miles long.