Work on those Abs!
by jasonlprice

Comment:
I think if this were a mother and child instead of siblings it would work better. Something like "Keeping fit with Baby!" It's a nice portrait, though the white balance seems a bit off to me. Also, the line going from her wrist to the edge is very distracting and I wish her whole foot were in the shot.

Go at your own pace.
by kyen

Comment:
This is kind of wacky and fun. Not sure that it really represents the idea of "stock" well, but the pose and the clothes certainly demonstrate fitness.

Climbing
by delin

Comment:
Wow, what a cool sport and a cool shot. I love the narrowness of the frame.

Inner Fit
by peter

Comment:
Hmmm, I don't think this would speak to fitness if not for the title. I like high-key lighting, but the edges of this just disappear and I think it might be a little too strong in this shot.

Tough Choices
by ErinKirsten

Comment:
Great shot, I would have turned the candy and chips over so that the brand names couldn't be seen for a stock photo, but I think this is really clever and well shot.

Weights and Measures
by JoanieP

Comment:
I think I have that measuring tape in blue. The lighting might be a little too high key for the white product, the front one feels a little overblown.

24 Hour Fitness... We Can Fix This!
by ambaker

Comment:
The angle of this combined with the harsh shadows on the wall behind him and the black and white gives it a bit of a somber look that kind of makes me feel like this is a shot of a person on a morgue table, laying down instead of standing. This falls really flat to me.

Fitness Scores
by caba

Comment:
Great shot! What a moment to capture. I love the dirt flying up in the air. Great use of focus and DOF. Love the framing between the legs like that.

Fountain of Youth Health Spa: "You Don't Just 'Feel' Younger! You ARE Younger!"
by 777STAN

Comment:
They all have such chubby little cheeks, they're so adorable. The people in the background are distracting, try a shallower depth of field to blur them out. Also, in stock photography it's my understanding that you would need release forms for allll of them from their parents, what a pain that would be ;) I think it's too much of a snapshot to do well in a stock photography challenge, but it sure is cute.

Just Get Out and MOVE!
by GeneralE

Comment:
The subjects can move, but you should hold your camera still - this is really blurry (even the grass and non-moving objects). The hedges really draw attention to the horizon being tilted. The girls' feet not being in the picture feels strange.