Time to end the fall sports actions shots callout ... check out the gallery of the best submissions below. Again, nice job, everybody ... and make sure to try "Full screen" mode to fully appreciate the photos.
Meanwhile, don't forget to
enter your best "Motion" shot for November's competition (there already are more than 60 entries). Soon we'll post two polls asking you to choose the themes for both December and January so we can start to settle on themes a little earlier.
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i love this shot. . .It's unique, creative, and yet. . . natural.
Did you catch that ball with your foot?
I love this section; thank you!
It would be even more helpful to us amateur photographers to see the EXIF info for posted pictures.
Hi, George ... thanks for the kind words. I do supply EXIF data whenever the photographer supplies it to us, or if I pull photos off their Flickr account, as I'm doing with our next Photographer of the Week. You're right: Seeing that EXIF data is really interesting and helpful. I'll try to do a better job of encouraging everybody to include it.
Congrats Chris. Your field hockey photo looks great in print in the Boston Globe (Wed Nov 12, 2008)
@kseiffer, many thanks, it was a HUGE thrill to see it in print that morning!
Lots of nice adds to the gallery, and Jonathan, nice shot of Pap!
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