Surfers at Pacific Beach CA
by stuart

Comment:
Great capture - focus is a bit soft on surfers though. Waves are very impressive. Good composition.

Wind Surfing
by agwright

Comment:
Excellent capture with good composition. Focus is crisp and lighting is good (despite the lack of strong sun).

Youth Soccer... best when soggy
by DiamondPete

Comment:
What a familiar view that will be for me in a few years time! Nice idea and execution, which captures the essence of the game and situation very well. It's a bit wonky though so I would have straightened it up along the line of filed/horizon.

Bull's-eye
by kostia

Comment:
25 ring I think! Nice composition. A bit noisy but a good idea and it's well captured if a bit of a wobbly throw.

Atop the Barrel
by Turbotech

Comment:
Nice capture. Shot is a bit noisy and the boat spoils the simplicity of the shot though. Good composition.

"Where My Wife Spends Most of Her Time..."
by tfarrell23

Comment:
You mean she hides in the pin-bay of a bowling alley? Bad luck mate. ;)

Nice clean shot - slightly tilted though. It's a shame you couldn't have got an action shot of the ball with pins being knocked over.

Table Football
by marbo

Comment:
Hey - that's cheating! You're not supposed to take your hands off the handles or spin, etc., etc..

Cool shot of a fun take on the challenge. Good angle, lighting and clarity. Nice, clean shot. [7]

Showdown
by zeuszen

Comment:
Bizarre! Very dynamic use of mono, but I'm not convinced that this is a good sporting picture. It's creative in technique and composition but I find myself frustrated at the lack of context. I won't forget it though.

Airheads Playing Volleyball
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
I really can't comment on this because I think the image has errored in upload or something. If it's meant to look like their faces and the ball are made of a graduated tone, then I have to say that it's a gross error of judgement instead. On what I see (and I've screen-grabbed it just in case)- I have to vote this 1. Sorry.

Motorcycle Racer
by cjadams1

Comment:
This composition draws the viewer into the bike itself rather than the sport. The image itself is too blurred which may be down to low light/slow shutter speed. The cropping is off-putting because the detail of the bike is not clear.