"Stealing Second"

Everett AquaSox shortstop Dean Zorn attempting to catch Boise Hawks catcher Mark Reed (brother Jeremy plays for Mariners) at 2nd base. Reed swiped 2nd base after a single to centerfield during 4th inning of AquaSox (Mariners) home opener last night. Boise (Chicago Cubs) won 7-2.

Amazing timing! Getting the two guys and the ball in the shot like that is most impressive.

Very good timing, indeed. These type of images are technically very difficult and you did well.

Nice catch, no pun intended. Cheers, Sondra

Swiped second, or caught stolen?

Well done

Wilson's baseball card series continues with an interesting shot. Seems like he is trying to tag the runner out before he catches the ball.

I say "SAFE" :) Perfect timing Wilson. Nice dust cloud!

Definitely Safe. WOW! What a great action shot. Perfect timing on this one Wil and I'm no sports fan. I've had no luck with my double image shots I was trying to do. I think I choose to highly detailed itmes to attempt (trees) for my first go. I can get in around all the leaves to make it work. Anywhooo....

 

Looks like you've been "catching" more games. LOL.

Wilson, this is great! Went to a AAA game last night, had a lot of fun.

 

Now is it just me, or is the D2X new? WOW. How do you like it?!

Great timing Wilson.

COLIN: Thanks for your comment.

 

KEN: Thanks for your kind words.

 

SONDRA: Indeed he caught it, but runner was safe.

 

WAYNE: Thanks!

 

HOWARD: Good observation. He was just positioning the glove for a tag, but certainly looks like he tried to tag without the ball!

 

JAYME: Safe indeed!

 

JOE: Thanks, Joe. Yes, try an easier image with even, consistent transition point to work with first. Think of it as a traditional, graduated neutral density filter.

 

CHRISTOPHER: Thanks for showing us John Rocker! Those games are fun, aren't they?! D2X is great for sports, PJ, studio, etc., but a real pain for Saturday night strole or light travel. If there's a need for decent resolution, then it comes off the shelf. ^_^

 

PETER: Thanks!

 

Wilson

^_^

Just learned that Dean Zorn was sent down to an assignment in Peoria, Arizona with the Mariners Rookie League.