Judges Comments

Fast-paced sports photography typically relies on long lenses and fast shutter speeds to capture and isolate the action. Strong blown highlights and a
bright background have reduced definition and sharpness. Using a fast shutter speeds to control exposure and freeze action, combined with Aperture
Priority to manage depth of field, would provide better technical control. Positioning is also crucial in sports photography. Images are often
strongest when taken from a more front-on angle, helping the viewer connect more directly with the action, in this case the tacking players.