Close Call
by aprudhomme

Comment:
nice try, but 1) you lost your focus, and 2) your background is way too cluttered. try shooting from a lower perspective.

The Boys of Summer
by bassbone

Comment:
very, very nice.

Intensity
by FourPointX

Comment:
nice idea, but an imbalanced composition. also, try to find a lower perspective so that you aren't shooting down on your subjects; that will establish more of a dynamic connection with the action and give it less of a spectatorish feel.

Foot + Ball = Football
by vickio

Comment:
there's promise here. some things to consider in the future would be to find a perspective that is eye-level or lower, or to get much higher so that you could do something with the shadows, you might get some really interesting shots. you might also consider toning these to black and white to remove the drab reds and greens (take a look at xion's stuff to see what i mean).

Taking Instruction- Practice in Pittsford
by smichener

Comment:
pretty, but more environmental than sport.

Tweetered to the Max
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
nice work. i don't know if it would have been possible to have gotten a lower perspective, but trying to get eye level with your subject makes the difference between a good image and a great one.

The Bunt
by JokersSoul

Comment:
sorry, but no. you captured the moment before the real moment. and the thing about baseball is that you have TONS of moments to go for. and you have so many different vantage points to shoot from.

Street Drag
by RKT

Comment:
nice idea, but absolutely no sense of sport...

Floating Above the Clouds
by RamblinR

Comment:
dnmc. yeah, it's pretty, and yeah precision skydiving is a sport, but simply jumping out of an airplane is no more a sport than taking a bath ;-)

Determination
by techgeek360

Comment:
nice shot. i know the tendency is to think you need the whole shot, but i would have cropped it a lot tighter.