Weightless
by LERtastic

Comment by Blackbox:
I think it should do well...the focus and crop are right on!

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Comment by Mal37:
Very nice! If I had to complain, I'd mention the slightly tilted horizon ... but I don't have to. Do I? Great shot!

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Comment by Ken:
I like the angle and how you captured the moment. The kids watching in the background add to the shot. Overall, well done. What would make it even better would be to lose the orange cone, and the horizon looks a bit tilted down towards the left.

Weightless
by LERtastic

Comment by Jutilda:
Kind of tired of jumping skateboarders, but this is good. The shadow to the left and the overall composition. I like the crop. Maybe a touch centered with the skater, but not a bad image overall.

Weightless
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Comment by hotpasta:
an interesting crop makes this have a good action feel

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Comment by glad2badad:
I think you should move that cone about 6 inches to the left. Just kidding. ;^) Nice capture of stopped motion. Kind of with his hand wasn't missing, and I find the kids in the background distracting a little.

Swedish Gifts
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Comment by sbrian123:
Again, you can't go wrong with shiny. (I know, that's a simplification.)

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Comment by redmoon:
the cone is an obvious distraction; if it wasn't so bright it might make a good symmetrical counter device type thing to the lad in the air. but being such a lurid orange, i just find it overpowering and is vying equally for attention with you main subject. it really would have been worth cropping just a millimeter above it. i like the presence of the bridge though, it complements in terms of colour, angle, and it helps convey a greater sense of height achieved by the skate boarder. top half = 9, bottom half = 5, so an average of 7

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Comment by JamesKW:
Nice capture....I would have liked it better without the cone

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Comment by poonaka:
The pilon pulls my eye away from the subject. His left arm pulls me out of the picture too.