First Soccer photos & more to come.

I'll start by posting one and hearing what you guys think then will edit the rest of some Critiquing.

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …jackschroeder/7​847046164/

It's a good action shot. I would crop it much tighter, maybe switch to portrait to eliminate the spectators and empty stands. It also looks a bit dark on my screen, but that could just be my screen. It's a very good start. Soccer has a lot of action and can be difficult to capture.

I agree with the crop and it looks a bit underexposed here as well

Agree with the above comments.

stock28 wrote in post #14898234
It's a good action shot. I would crop it much tighter, maybe switch to portrait to eliminate the spectators and empty stands. It also looks a bit dark on my screen, but that could just be my screen. It's a very good start. Soccer has a lot of action and can be difficult to capture.

elrey2375 wrote in post #14898920
I agree with the crop and it looks a bit underexposed here as well

joeblack2022 wrote in post #14901190
Agree with the above comments.

Shows up just fine on my screen! I hate photos too cropped though. I'm use to shooting skateboarding so I never crop tight.

jackkthemackk wrote in post #14901199
Shows up just fine on my screen! I hate photos too cropped though. I'm use to shooting skateboarding so I never crop tight.

Carry on then.

I agree with the others. It could use a little bit of cropping, and it's slightly underexposed on both of my monitors.

jackkthemackk wrote in post #14901199
Shows up just fine on my screen! I hate photos too cropped though. I'm use to shooting skateboarding so I never crop tight.

What works for one doesn't necessarily work for another. As for the underexposure, you have a majority who say it's underexposed. I would venture to say your monitor isn't calibrated.

^^^Agreed. If you monitor is not calibrated it's probably too bright causing images to look underexposed while looking just right on yours.

stock28 wrote in post #14902373
^^^Agreed. If you monitor is not calibrated it's probably too bright causing images to look underexposed while looking just right on yours.

and to be fair, it's not underexposed by much, maybe half a stop on the top end, perhaps less, but it's noticeable