Soccer vs. Depth of Field
by Wildpurple

Comment:
Nice use of depth of field, and nice depth of field.. I wonder how many folks wont get the joke?

Fumbled - On the Bench
by candycorn

Comment:
Very neat... Not sure why you'd have them, but I assume they stack inside each other?

Friday Evening Soccer Practice
by mariomel

Comment:
I'm not sure the B&W treatment is right for this subject. The contrast between the green and the white(?) of the balls would have been great.

Out of bounds
by jmritz

Comment:
I love the colours in this shot. I would have been tempted to move the twigs that are in front of the ball, but it does seem to work well..

No Score
by Sammie

Comment:
The light on this looks a little flat, maybe use slow-sync and less flash to get more of the ambient light?

Skydiving
by Hayane

Comment:
Great cloud shot, but I'm not convinved that skydiving is a team sport? Synchronised falling?

Side Out
by qmdi

Comment:
Thats a lot of.. Nothing. Very dramatic image. The focus on the net seems a little soft for the focal point..

CMY
by EddyG

Comment:
Congrats (First to post one... :-) ).

TheLights! The Lights! AAARRRRGGG . . .
by drgsoell

Comment:
:-). Alsmost goes without saying, your model is overexposed. Well done getting it looking this balanced though, as this owuld be a difficult subject for a camera to meter correctly. The Maglight on the left looks clearer than the model, was the off-focus intentional?

Tired Cowboy & His Shadow
by rmlutgen

Comment:
Ummm, it's a relection,not a shadow :-)...

Nice portrait though, I would have tired to get less light on the wall, as it competes quite a bit with your model, either that or try for a very shallow DOF. Go further back, zoom in and use the largest appeture you can... Lesss light on the wall would have enhanced the relection as well.