"Turns Two"

AquaSox shortstop Robbie Hudson (#30)

turns two while Bears Ramon Downing (#33)tries to break up the

double play at top of 7th inning.

href="http://www.aquasox.com/news_view.php?id=122">AquaSox won 6-

5.

This one captures the intensity of the moment...big time.

7 7

Simply the best.

this is first rate. good use of telephoto, got the right moment, colors and sharpness and contrast are all quite good.

I have always said that baseball is a team sport, until the ball is hit to YOU. Or in this case thrown. This really shows how far a runner goes to try to break-up a double play. As always you set the benchmark for those that would shoot our national pasttime. Well done. JH

This is a really strong action shot. It would seem that the D2X is a consumate sports photography tool and that you have made a seemless transition from static to fast moving subjects.

Great moment, frozen in time!! Well captured, Wilson! :-) (and it's my favorite of these three...)

Really nice action shot. Very nice shadow and highlight detail and frozen motion. Well done.

Beautiful capture!

Again those colors "pop"! Great capture dude!

Great action. Just about as good as baseball photo's get.

 

Well done - 7/7

Nice to see you posting again Wilson, my favorite.The feeling of the play tension is very present. I like the ball on the tip of his hand... Pnina

After about 2000 clicks at ballgames I have not got on like this. I hope this one made the paper. I think it's perfect Wilson but apparantly I was not allowed to give you a 7 by the almighty system at PN.

Amazing stop of the action letting us examine a split second at our leisure. A standard setter.

HOWARD: Glad this works for you.

 

ALESSIA: Grazi!

 

JOHN: Thanks. It's one tough catch.

 

BEN: Appreciate it, Ben.

 

JIM: Thanks, Jim. You got that right! 6-4-3 to end the inning! It is indeed amazing the degree a runner will go to try to break up a double play. I knew about it before, but not to this extent.

 

JON: Thanks, Jon. Very glad you dropped in!

 

LOU ANN: Glad you like this.

 

KEN: Thanks for your feedback as always.

 

JAYME: Appreciate it.

 

FRANK: Thanks, dude!

 

J.C.: I value feedback from fellow sport shooter!

 

PNINA: Indeed it's been a while. Glad you like it.

 

PETER: Well, it didn't make it to any paper, but got his camo jersey, the very one that he was wearing, and a signed 8x10".

 

COLIN: Thanks. Indeed it's a frozen moment in time. That's what we like about photography, isn't it?

 

Wilson

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Grate!!