What Did You Shoot This Weekend?

Our University of Hawaii Warriors beat Boise State to become sole WAC Champions

for the first time. It is hard to overstate how huge this is here. What a game!<div></div>

Brennan was 40 of 53 for 495 yards and 5 touchdowns.<div></div>

Boise State Running Back Ian Johnson running for a 50 yard score.<div></div>

Colt Brennan<div></div>

Warrior Receiver C. J. Hawthorne. U of H had three receivers with over 100 yards.<div></div>

Broncos QB Taylor Tharp<div></div>

Freshman Running Back Kealoa Pilares<div></div>

And of course, surfing!<div></div>

and bodyboarding<div></div>

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Great shots everyone! Won't have mine til Wednesday night, WSU women's basketball. A first for me. I was too busy celebrating our Apple Cup victory, GOOOOO COUGS!!!!

Michael,

Congrats on the Apple Cup win. Now we have to beat the dogs and we go to a real bowl game for the first time. I am nervous. I don't think I am going to bother to shoot the Washington game. I am just going to watch and (hopefully) enjoy it. I have slide show of the Boise State-Hawaii game at www.cbabbitt.com. Sorry for the shameless pimping of my site.

Scouts sport flying<div></div>

Chuck, the way it's going, Hawaii will probably hang +70 points next weekend on the Dawgs. Here are few from Apple Cup, Michael.<div></div>

....second..<div></div>

third....<div></div>

And a bit of hoop...<div></div>

UW won a tough one over Long Beach State...<div></div>

Brockman...<div></div>

Wilson: I just love your shots. I know these are no flash. Care to share your lenses. Looks

like some wide to tele. Is it a 24-70? Or did you use two lenses?

 

I wasn't particularly happy with anything I shot for sports last week. I was mainly shooting

portraits and on vacation. This is one of my better shots. Thanksgiving Day, local high

school football, dense fog so I had to do everything really close. (by the way Wilson, last

week's shot was a 70-200/2.8 lens, which is how I was able to shoot at f/3.5)<div></div>

Wooohoooo Wilson, what a game! Man I was on the edge of my seat. I was sad to see your Huskies go down....OK not really.

Paul, I like that photo! I have a newbie question. I see AF = auto focus, but what is S? 300mm is focal length, but what is 4,1. (I understand f/4 and iso 800.) Thanks!<br>

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Here is what I shot last night. This is the only corner of the gym where I get good light. <br>

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<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/morganfam7/2072160542/" title="Jr. High Boys Eagles vs. St. Johns by morganfamily7us, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2389/2072160542_e5af485084.jpg" width="333" height="500" alt="Jr. High Boys Eagles vs. St. Johns" /></a>

Thanks Marcy. Is this school near Boston? I used to play basketball against the St. John's

Eagles. Anyway, AF-S means silent wave motor inside the lens. It allows the focusing to be

faster than the previous generation of just plain AF lenses. 300mm/4 is the focal length and

the maximum aperture, 1/1000s is shutter speed, f/4 is the aperture is was shot at (i.e.,

wide open). ISO = shutter speed. This is usual the information I like to give when I post

images. For some reason I feel it's important to post the technical details. That's just me

being anal. I never checked the images posted here to see if there is any EXIF data in them.