3 pointer
by Mark

Comment:
This is a good idea, but seems very pixelated. The greens are not very rich at all - the orange shoudl be a bit more saturated as well. The ball is okay as far as colour. I'm wondering if it's maybe when you use a program to resize the image. Your camera may take a great shot, with rich saturation, and then your software program buggers things up. Maybe in the future try a different program when you go to resize. However, I like this. Maybe a tiny bit more to the right hand side to allow a bit more negative space.

Hoop it up!
by jazzmanmgt

Comment:
Really good idea for this challenge. There seems to be quite a few compression artifacts or JPEG compression that is slightly distracting - esp. around the ball. I'm also wondering if maybe the lighting source is just a fraction too harsh because it's reflecting funny in teh metal. Maybe a reflector would have helped, but I'm not sure. GOod luck though.

Training Ground
by Firsty

Comment:
I absolutely love this one. I love the green monochromatic scheme and the lighting is supurb. Would maybe improve just a fraction with something like a club or a ball in front, lokoing out over the scene - but maybe not. -9

Takes 5 Brave Men To Do My Algorithms HW
by gpgemini

Comment:
I really likethis. Good luck - 7

Bowling !
by sfalice

Comment:
I absolutely love this. I hope you do well - 9

Halftime
by jeeptuning

Comment:
LIke the composition, but something is a bit strange in this. I'm wodering if it's compressed just a bit too much - or if maybe the lighting is too stark. Maybe would have been even better if lit by early sunrise or late sunset. However, a really good idea and well composed. good luck 7-

#81 for all
by ericsuth

Comment:
Really wonderful use of DOF. Love the locker idea. This is one of the best ideas I've seen for this challenge and it's well excecuted. Good lcuk - 10

Out of bounds
by jmritz

Comment:
I like the composition of this. I like that the negative space has something actually interesting going on. Great faded ball. Reminds me of htings in my own backyard. Good luck.

Ready To Play
by Kylie

Comment:
This one falls a little flat with me, unfortunatley. The colours are rich, but it's shot at an angle where your eye isn't drawn to anything in particular. I'm wondering what to look at first. Maybe a different idea (in the future) woudl be to get up really close to something - like a ball or a club or something, and then shoot the same thing but with something in front - just to add interest. Another idea - maybe shoot from an angle from the rounded thing in the center. Think of negative space when you compose shots and sometimes (but not always) a rule of thirds works. Try putting something striking in front of the viewer's eyes - think about where their eye will move when they look at the image (doesn't always work for everything, but in this case it may have done the trick).

Doubles Anyone?
by C-town driver

Comment:
Really like the rich colours in this one. Great composition and really good use of lighting. THe bottom left of the ball seems a bit over-blown, but that's okay. It's so sharp on the right hand side of that ball that your eye is drawn where you intended us to look. Good luck - 7