stacey_arent 0 Posted April 24, 2001 I've recently become a fire photographer for a local volunteer FD. I would like some input as too action shots. I'm new to this whole thing. Thanks! Link to comment
robd 0 Posted April 24, 2001 I've recently started doing the same thing occasionally for the local VFD in my area. Seems what they want to buy the most of either has a lot of flames showing, shows action or where you can see recognizable faces. The timing on this one seems a little off. I would have liked to see him swinging the axe or cutting the roof with a saw. Seems like you caught them between actions. Also you should post smaller files for web viewing and critique. 1100x1600 and 198k is too big of a file. I am attaching a smaller file that should fit completely on most displays. I like to try to keep images less then 700x500 and 50k for posting. Good Luck Rob Link to comment
jennifercatron 9 Posted January 9, 2004 Im an EMT and a photographer, and let me just point out some basics. First you still have to follow the rules of composition when you are out on a fire. Your body produces a lot of adrenaline on a call, and sometimes that makes you misjudge what you are doing with a shot. See the branch? See the lines? A telephoto on the guy with the axe coupled with the guy just below him would have been the better shot at a different angle away from that branch. Because the image is so small recropping isn't an option unless you have a larger file. Keep shooting. Link to comment
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