First In Flight
by alfresco

Comment:
"How shallow is it, Timmy?"
*crunch!*
"Okay, thanks! We'll go down a little further to try for a better place."

Heh heh.

Very interesting shot. It has a sort of "cliff hanger ending" pun half intended. I want resolution: a splash, but he never falls. Very cool.

Break Free
by zaflabout

Comment:
That darn chair! If only it was not there!

Polar Twist
by Strikeslip

Comment:
This is probably just my eye, but the water seems a little oversaturated and fake feeling. Other than that, though, very nice image.

Scissor Kick
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
Awesome. If I could make one change though, it would be to play with the contrast so as to make that sky REALLY pop. The grass in the foreground is a little distracting, too, but the image overall is very impressive.

Catch the kid!
by russi

Comment:
Pretty backdrop and nice framing. However, the harsh flash detracts from this shot and the sun call attention to the guy's waist and boxers/lanyard and distract from what you want the viewer to focus on. I think the was a great idea and has very good potential. I feel like it could have been a little better executed, though.

Footjam
by MadMan2k

Comment:
Very neat. Nice Contrast. I think the mailbox is a little distracting though.

Low Tide
by charliebaker

Comment:
Boo for exploiting what has to be the most ribbon-yielding beach in the world. You should be ashamed of yourself for using the secret weapon that is Cannon Beach, OR.

*Ahem*

By which I meant "Yay for your ribbon, nice shot!" Actually, I think the subject of the photo has to be the ugliest person I have ever seen. Shoulda found someone better.

Olympic Rainforest
by Zoomdak

Comment:
PSH! We gave you ANOTHER ribbon? Jeez. We messed up.

Divine Creation
by nerdynotdirty

Comment:
A little heavy on the highlights. While not bad, pushing the middle grays into the darker zones will really help add interest to this shot.

Diocese of Southwark
by redmoon

Comment:
Interesting use of wide angle lens but not sure you needed to go that extreme. Perhaps a 28-30 mm lens would have been a better choice? I don't know. The light on the right is a little overpowering and pulls the attention away from what should be the focus of the piece. One of the things a fisheye does is make the viewer's eye want to move around the entire image more and the highlights on the right fight that.