barbed
by HUETH

Comment by Skip:
nicely done

hope
by HUETH

Comment by streetpigeon:
Without the boat's name this would still be an admirable image, but what charm it adds. There's something stoically noble about this attenuated craft. The spindly angled supports are echoed by the pilings, if that's what they are, by the shore and the barely visible line of telephone or electric poles on the flat, slender horizon. Overcast and still.

hope
by HUETH

Comment by Skip:
great find, great subject, but i think you missed the composition and processing. as is, being off-balanced and eye-level, it doesn't really hold my attention. i like the black and white, but it seems in some areas a bit muddy and over-sharpened in others.

these are by no means perfect, but take a look to get an idea as to what i'm talking about. retired monster

barbed
by HUETH

Comment by kiwinick:
great to see a shapinteresting cloe up nice one 6

love of the game
by HUETH

Comment by Skip:
Totally meets the challenge!

What next? Making a compelling image that says more than you had your camera at a kid's soccer game. If you want to score points, you have to do a little more. Next time, try sitting on the ground, or laying on the ground. Change in perspective can have a dramatic effect on your images.

love of the game
by HUETH

Comment by bjoern:
I think it's a bit busy - there's not much difference between the boys and those watching the game.

love of the game
by HUETH

Comment by xodiak:
The color and clarity in this shot are awesome but there is so much clutter and nothing to lead the eye to the subject. Shots like this are often best if you zoom way in. Tell a story of one ball carrier against two defense men.

patience is a virtue anglers
by HUETH

Comment by mariuca:
great candid
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what's your business here?
by HUETH

Comment by MeMex2:
awwwww!

patience is a virtue anglers
by HUETH

Comment by kiwinick:
well, I remember doing this with my kids on the Foxton wharf, the catch if any was the cats tea 6