Its pretty open I would think. I mean heck ... playing chess is considered sport.
I second, third and fourth this opinion. Top players report losing over 1kg of weight during a match through tension. There is some physical activity in chess, but the mental activity certainly places it inside a definition of sport.
I worked until about 5am then stayed up til sunrise and went shooting. I got the shot I wanted, came home, photoshopped it, uploaded it and THEN realized the challenge was to shoot the "action" of a sport.
I'm too tired to fix it and I'm sad because I really like the shot lol.
So just out of curiosity how harsh are people going to be if there isn't any (ahem) action in my sports shot? (It's very definitely related to sports)
I wish this challenge would have been this summer. I worked at a sports camp and one of the things I did was take pictures for the website.
I picked some of my favorite "action" shots. No post processing at all on these though, sense I really didn't have a reason to. The lighting is pretty bad on some of them, but in the outdoors you have to work with what you have. ;)
I worked until about 5am then stayed up til sunrise and went shooting. I got the shot I wanted, came home, photoshopped it, uploaded it and THEN realized the challenge was to shoot the "action" of a sport.
I'm too tired to fix it and I'm sad because I really like the shot lol.
So just out of curiosity how harsh are people going to be if there isn't any (ahem) action in my sports shot? (It's very definitely related to sports)
Sense it says "action" in the description, I don't think I'd vote a studio shot of sports gear very well. But then again, I'm on a dial up. Voting seems too time consuming sometimes. Waiting a couple of minutes for each image to load gets frustrating, and makes it hard to vote on 20% of the shots. Thats my own problem though.
