Golden Eyes
by Shannon

Comment by cimarron98:
Beatiful and powerful. Very very nice shot.

Endless Possibilities
by Shannon

Comment by Spanish_Grease:
I think your mistake on this one is not considering audience. You've automatically narrowed your audience by including an american flag in the photo, as many of us (including me) do not view the american flag as a symbol of freedom. I like the idea of the photo though! The composition is simple and effective, would be nice to see the words straight though.

Golden Eyes
by Shannon

Comment by sly_t:
This is a beautiful shot! Such compelling eyes...terrific capture.

So Here's Your Problem....
by Shannon

Comment by sly_t:
I love this one!...Excellent subject matter...A wonderful "story" picture.

Grasshopper
by Shannon

Comment by sly_t:
An excellent close-up....I think it should have done better...but, there were many very good entries....keep up the good work.

Practice Practice Practice
by Shannon

Comment by kostia:
would like this better if the ball weren't cropped quite so close to the edge. cute shot.

Practice Practice Practice
by Shannon

Comment by bod:
Having the ball right on the edge of the frame, and the subject centered doesn't help this shot at all. Had you panned to the left, so that the club was 'pointing' into the corner of the frame you would have a much better composition IMO.
Apart from this, and the skin tones looking a little too red, the shot isn't that bad and certainly meets the challenge.

Practice Practice Practice
by Shannon

Comment by justine:
Yes, keep it up. Remind him of the $ that Woods makes. Cute shot, little dark and the crop on the left is a bit tight.

Practice Practice Practice
by Shannon

Comment by drydoc:
I hope that ball wasn't coming your way!!!

Practice Practice Practice
by Shannon

Comment by Gordon:
maybe this could have been framed with the ball more in the frame, rather than so tight up against the edge ? The background seems really dark - mainly because of the sky that has crept in at the top. You may have gotten a better result if you'd framed it without the sky in the frame at all ?