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"One at a Time"


wilsontsoi

Terrace level 200 (third base side,) Nikon D70, ISO 1600, 300-2.8, 2xTC, wide open, hand-held manually focus. Manipulation: Desaturate, sepia tone, and zoom (read comment for more detail.) Against Montreal Expos (now Washington Nationals.)


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My tribute to Ichiro's record season of 262 hits. Doing it one at a

time. (George Sissler's old record of 257 hits stood for over 80

years.)

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AWESOME, Wilson!! And great that you were there!! I'm so psyched for you that you snapped at the EXACT right time ... and this really SHOULD be on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Your rendering is super, too!
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Tremendous rendering of a great action shot. Love the sepia tones and the motion blur (or is that radial blur or maybe both?). You do it all my friend!
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Wilson, I don't know what all you did in PS, after making this basicly fantastic shot, but it was the right thing you did!

This is great work man!

 

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When I opened the tumbnail, I got dizzy for a minute. I could feel the motion and the roar of the crowd. Really excellent work.
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Thanks so far for your kind words. Can't wait to see 'rounders' in UK, David, but Noriko's Ichiro-Mania in Tokyo sounds interesting too.

 

As for SI cover, I don't know if they'd care for the zoom blur treatment (Blur>Radial>Zoom in separate layer, and selectively feather erased.)

 

The sepia choice was for a bit of nostalgia (Adjust>Desaturate>Variation.)

 

Peter, your Cubs photos rock.

 

BTW, just want to clarify that this was not the historical hit (no such luck,) but rather from a regular season game this summer. It was one of his 262 hits nevertheless. ^_^

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Great sense of action, Wilson! Nothing to detract from the man and the hit - no crowd in the background, no other players, the entire focus is on him, which is fitting since I read your commentary. Perfect timing, too!
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