Mascot
by crabappl3

Comment:
Good shot of a really ugly thing. I for one would have prefered a shot of the strong reaction of the kids rather than anything with that thing in it. good saturation, DOF, good technicals.

Take Me Out to the Ballgame ... But Where Are the Boys/Girls of Summer?
by flip89

Comment:
Veeery niiice. What can I say lovely capture. If you could change the color of the building on the left that would make it better. Best so far.

The Balancing Act
by aerogurl

Comment:
great colors, bad frame and a touch soft.

The Louisville Slugger
by Shakey

Comment:
The baseball's highlights are blown out so I lose the stitching on my monitor, and the framing crowds the glove so it all seems cramped. While the wooden backround is evocative of the bench ( as in "grab some pine kid") the boards are wide enough to read as deck with the space between the boards lead the eye off the page. Of course I wouldn't have spent the time pointing out the things I didn't like if it wasn't basically a good shot with a few defects (IMHO)

1952 U.S. Olympic Boxing Team
by fluxn

Comment:
Great shot but boxing isn't a team sport for we, the literal minded. Still lush B&W conversion and emotionally evocative shot, well lit and framed. In boxing parlance , just off target, but a powerfull blow, might well ribbon.

Happy Memorial Day
by willtata

Comment:
I like the idea here but the final product is a bit blurry and dim.

Dandelion with Seeds
by e301

Comment:
After last week I was thinking " No more dandelions...EVER!' but this shot is so well lit and framed that I realize I was wrong.

Track and Field
by dharmeson

Comment:
you are a bit too stopped down, the primary object is blurry and the extreme distance is distractingly sharp. I think a faster narrower DOF would have frozen and enphisised the action.. If you had slid a few feet to the left and gotten that time board and person in the chair out of the frame it would have helped alot.

Stanley Cup Playoffs
by rogerspaul

Comment:
The backround in this shot dosen't help your cause, the potted plant and kitchen entry tend to distract

The Prey's Perspecitve
by JoelHSmith

Comment:
Glad to see you got the requisite vote of at least a single 1 vote, lets us know the interface isn't keeping the blind from voting. Great shot, proving that you can take a picture of your cat and make a not just a relevant shot , but a winner.