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Comment by KarenB:
the ball is a bit overexposed on the top, and I am not sure, but I think it is causing the name of the ball to appear more out of focus than it should be. Also, placing the ball on a solid color backdrop would make this shot more appealing. .. and placing the ball further to one side of the frame.

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by g04t

Comment by stuarte:
Over exposed, otherwise a nice shot...

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Comment by johnny_justjohnny:
a little overly lit.

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Comment by lionelm:
Sorry , not very good, shadow too stong, white too btight, wtong graming (move the ball a little on the right, with the shadow going on the left, you can. The lower left 'thing' in the surface is very distracting, it looks too much likte the border of the table. 4. Lionel

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Comment by marbo:
not very interesting

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Comment by Gracechild7:
I think colour may have been a better choice over grayscale: you have nice texture, and the wood would have made the golf ball stand out more.

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Comment by PTLParsons:
A little too much light and washed out the dimples on top. Meets the challenge well. Pretty good pic. Good 6. PTL

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Comment by jerry:
Your pic is spoiled by having it dead centered. I think it would have turned out better if you had off-center it to the right. That way, the shadow would have pointed back to the ball.

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Comment by DougPaz:
The ball seems a bit burned out. Good focus thought. DPz

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Comment by Azrifel:
It's a bit boring this way. Subject and background are not related.
It would have been nicer when it was shot on the green, a bunker or just the grass in the park or your garden. What would add to that is a focus on the ball and using DOF to get a blurred background with a flagpole by the hole or something like that.
For this shot: good focus, but too much light on top of the ball and a light or reflective white paper on the other side could have done something about the shadow.