With a picture of this subject material is that the skater does actually stop at the top of his jump to come back down. Is that what occured or did the photographer actually catch him while in motion? Probably better without the other dude in the background.
Nice catch, but the exposure's neither here nor there. I'd have metered off the sky to get a nice silhouette instead of the overall flat look. A bit unstraight, as well.
Well composed shot. I only wish the contrast between the jumper and the sky was greater. If the rollerblader's shirt was bright white against the blue sky this photo would be closer to a 10.
good shot! it is a bit dark though. i would have preferred to blow out the sky a bit more so we could see the rider better. Levels could have helped a lot.
or rollerblade, for that matter. Would've liked it better without the guy on the platform, but that probably wasn't possible. I think it would also look better with a less overcast sky. Nice photo
I like this entry! The composition of this photo is very nice. I wish I could see the skater from the other side of the platform. I, traditionally, don't care for photos of people from the rear. I can't explain this one, but I believe the contrast is slightly off somehow. I suppose it's possible that you were shooting towards the sun maybe...
I really like this photo as it shows stop action so well. I think my only suggestions would be to crop it a bit higher so it's more sky and a little less ramp so the focus is on the subject and a bit brighter.