America's Favorite Pass-time
by hgpayne

Comment:
great perspective and composition, very nicely done

No Doubles Today
by KaDi

Comment:
beautiful idea, GREAT composition!!

Fixture
by DianaB

Comment:
a few comments.. first of all, always avoid taking a picture dead on for several reasons.. One, you get a very bright central flash that can wash out the center and make the edges dark and vignetty. It can also be a problem with reflective surfaces such as this one, where it bounces back to you and removes the invisability of the glass (and the photographer). It's also just very boring, because there's very little texture and shading with the light. Furthermore, pictures are nearly ALWAYS improved when taken to the side of an object, as opposed to completely centered.

Ski Football
by basia03

Comment:
this seems more like a painting to me than a photograph.. i'm not sure if that's the effect of a filter or your editing or just the camera, but it has a very surreal effect

Tap-in
by spydr

Comment:
great use of aperture in this one, i'm a big fan

"Over Time"
by dovey

Comment:
great eye!!! never would have thought of this! very nice :)

Caught in Mid-Air
by rmlutgen

Comment:
if only it weren't so blurry :(

Fans, Vendors, and Lights
by Tranquil

Comment:
great perspective, the only thing I don't like is how the stadium lights wash out a substantial portion of the picture.. on the other hand, it's kind of a cool effect, it makes the foreground seem like it's from a different picture entirely from the background

Emily's Trophies
by bobdaveant

Comment:
i'm not sure i like this in B&W.. you could have used some sunset light through the window and gotten a very cool warm lighting effect with the brassy tones of the trophies..

If you build it...
by jmlelii

Comment:
very fuzzy and out of focus, but nice perspective