Sports Photography Critique - May, 2020

[@rodpatterson3751]

Thanks Peter, mine was the tennis shot - will certainly crop tighter in future :)

[@steveroberts7620]

Does he have a schedule on when it does critiques

[@MomentousGaming]

My images were so close to getting in! (when you zoomed out on photo-mechanic), oh well, always next time!

[@AllSab18]

Hey, Peter! Sent my submission in around late February-- hoping that I can make it into the next video!

[@raymondwright7757]

@Peter Read Miller, in the photo with the umpire in the air the player has slid into home and is gesturing safe, but the umpire is about to call him out. Think about it, what other call would an umpire jump in the air to make? Lighting was tough since it was almost high noon. It would be coming directly from overhead. Thanks for the critique.

[@Lazarus52980]

You had a few of my photos in this review. Thank you very much for the critique! I do have a question: You mentioned that I need to get lower in a few of the shots, but I'm already kneeling on the ground. Do I need to lay prone? What can I do to get lower?

[@MomentousGaming]

You can always lay flat on the ground to get a shot angle, if you have a camera with a tilt screen you can get even lower.

[@thepauldineen]

What is the process for sending photos for critique? Attach up to 4 and send to [e-mail]? Anything particular in the subject line?

[@kallieross8094]

Please include the word critique in the subject. No more than 4 jpegs attached to emil. Nothing in the body of the email. Nothing zipped. Thanks.