Chrome Dome
by Morgan

Comment:
This is a great shot. The reflection is great. It looks like your at an airshow. Was there nothing in flight that you could take photos of? Your photo is one of the best looking of the challenge but it isn't in flight. I'm sorry but I have to vote this down on that fact.

Fokker 50
by birgir

Comment:
Splendid photo. I'm interested to know how you got this shot.

On a Wing and a Prayer
by ellamay

Comment:
Good composition and focus. Nice work.

Lunch Lunge
by macmillan

Comment:
I'm not sure I like the composition of this photo. I'd prefer to see where he is flying as opposed to where he came from. Still a great capture of the bird though.

coming home
by tomzinho

Comment:
I like the silhoutte of the bird on the water. I personally don't like the fact that your subject is centered, I would try something a little of center.

pollen......
by undieyatch

Comment:
Maybe it is because the photo is really small but I can't see any flight in this photo.

Descent
by Tarbini

Comment:
I'm not sure what technic was applied here. I like the contrast between the birds and the background.

Pigeons
by rickhd13

Comment:
First impression for this photo is that it is too grainy and over sharpened however at second glance I like it. It reminds me of the movie "The Birds". Maybe the title Homage to Hitchcock would fit this photo better?

From Earth to Sky
by Artifacts

Comment:
I like the blurred tree limbs in the foreground. It gives the some sense of depth. Nice framing and good focus. Good luck in the challenge.

Go karts!!!
by Alexys

Comment:
Greetings from the critique club.
Well I have to agree with the other comments on this one. I believe you have a lot of potential for capturing a better photo here. Though I wasn't there, to me repetitive action is probably the best stuff to shoot. Why? Because it gives the photographer a chance to play around with different settings, angles, composition, etc. Again I wasn't there, this could have been shot 286 out of 300. But I hope you understand what I mean. Just take as many photos as you can. And with sports or any other photography with a lot of movement I wouldn't bother with the little LCD screen either. Take it home and then look at them on your monitor. I apologize for turning this into a lecture but I think you had a lot of potential here. Good work and good luck in future challenges.