America's Favorite Pass-time
by hgpayne

Comment:
Clean lines. Crisp! I like the geometry of the pattern in this picture. The duo-tone adds a nice twist to the modern setting. Well done! Good luck!

Spectator after the game: Footy at the MCG
by mandyp

Comment:
Sweet! Team colors on a lovely model, well posed and composed to make the most of the subject...... ah, words will fail.

Rowing
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Very nice! Love the lines of the oars, they pull the composition together so well! A little over-bright on my monitor--would like more contrast overall, but especially in the background trees in the middle of the frame. Well chosen subject! Good luck!

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

Comment:
What a beautifully composed cityscape! It could be me, but it seems like the landscape is off level. Like the clean, noon-time shadows--very crisp shot.

Takes 5 Brave Men To Do My Algorithms HW
by gpgemini

Comment:
On it's own this is an interesting photo--conveys frustration well with the broken pencil. Compositionis nice, like the color and placement of the pencil. With the title this represents more of a team "effort" than a team "sport", without the title it is an interesting picture that could be applied to many situations....

Backham Strikes Again
by boogie

Comment:
Funny and creative answer to the challenge! Effective use of limited depth of field, though perhaps if the "soccer ball" were in focus it would help. Love the reflections, the colors, etc. Fine job!

Racing yacht without the crew.
by jimsapp

Comment:
A nice idea for this challenge. Perhaps a more limited depth of field would make the numerous masts recede and therefor enhance your subject. Still, a step above snapshot.

Canoeing
by Mona

Comment:
Beautiful pic. Nicely cropped. Good color depth. But as canoeing cannot fit the team sport aspect of the challenge, I cannot give you highest marks. I do believe this would make a nice print, though.

Tatty's yellow cloth
by undieyatch

Comment:
This is beautiful! Like your poetic title, too. I like the way this is lit. Seems it would be better with a little more cropping from the bottom and left, as is it feels a bit off balance.

The Prudential Building, Buffalo, NY
by lwkimages

Comment:
Crisp! Love the detail in the building. Cropping gives an interesting geometry to the picture. Only sorry I can't see this blown up to wall size....