Some HS Football: I didn't do any noise reduction. I shoot Olympus and had ISO 2000 going. Stadium was so dark it was insane...
cheerleading contest for young girls... I think this group was middle school (6-8th grade)... these girls could DANCE!!!
I normally shoot cycling. Here is a shot from this July that is a bit unusual. This is an "on the bike" shot, taken with a Canon G10 while riding. It's tricky to do this as you must look backwards to frame, while riding in the oncoming lane and looking ahead for cars. It is difficult to compose backgrounds and get the riders framed right while riding, but this type of shot gets me photos I would otherwise not get. We were riding up the Col de l'Iseran in the French Alps which summits at 2770m making it the 2nd highest pass in Europe.
Bringing in the action sports again, my shot for this weekend. Steve Dostal, backside kickflip, Bakersfield CA. Nikon D2x, 10.5mm fisheye, two sb600s on Cybersyncs wireless controllers, one sb50dx. It's almost pitch black in these indoor skateparks, especially in the evening, so I tend to bring a lot of flashes with me.
Three volleyball matches on Saturday... 1 college then 2 section finals.. one LONGGGGG day. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Posted in back order of occurrence, the college drew 10x's fewer people for it's final home match of the year than either high school match Shooting ONE state tourney match Thursday then that ends my volleyball match shooting until the 'JO' season in the Spring far as I know it.
Didn't shoot any sports this weekend. My son had been doing lots of Parkour and earlier in the year ruptured two disks and put a stress fracture in his spine. Things went downhill after some physiotherapy and the boy ended up in hospital for some emergency surgery. He came out of hospital on Friday, so I spent Saturday keeping an eye on him and making sure he was up to date on his painkillers. Here's a before and after comparison:- Before After
Here is a shot I did for the Varsity. They did't make the playoffs and this is my first time shooting sports at night.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/amandahertel/5199426185 Canon EOS Rebel XS f/2.8 @110mm , 1/500s, ISO 400