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This is a fantastic shot. One that I'd love hanging on my wall. I like the "feel" this picture gives me and is capped off by the house in the distance...
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Please give me any feedback. I think the Sepia Tones lend to
the "memory" theme. This seems to be popular with the parents as
well... Thoughts?
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Wonderful shot! I can't say anything about this photo except it's a perfectly execute photograph. Perfect timing, perfect light, perfect croping. Thanks for sharing! -
I absolutly love this image! The reflection in the water and the silhouette of the bridge is wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing!
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even without the tail. It's like the bull and rider are jumping right into the image (which I guess they were!) My cousin used to ride which is why this one caught my interest! I usually just comment on team sports which is more my area, but this is really a great shot! Thanks for sharing! -
I have tried to make this shot during tournaments several times and I see now why mine never worked. The balls were always too new. The worn look of the ball, the grass in the infield, all lends to a great pic. Congrats. -
This is really a great shot. I like the tight crop and the intensity of the shot.
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I like the composition of this shot. Even the slight blur of the racket shows the action.
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Looking through your other tennis shots, I think I found a couple others that I would have posted, but the expression of anguish (?) on her face makes this one a pretty good shot. Part of sports photography is capturing the bad moments as well as the graceful... Thanks for sharing!
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That's the 3rd of my three little girls... -
Thanks Chris... I noticed the DOF but a little late. It's not quite as apparant on the reduced size, but when it's blown up is quite noticable. Thanks for your comment! -
I'm not so sure the dog felt the same way! I would appreciate
comments since I'm new at portraits...
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Rec Ball All Star Tournament. This girl made several great plays.
Very intense...
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This shot is best from the ground. In action we don't have the luxury of asking for a "do over" and i think ground level gives the viewer of your shot a look they never get from the stands. It's like you are a part of the action! Great Job!
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I love your model's look on this shot. -
These shots are great! I agree with you that a couple seem a little grainy which is surprising with the film you were shooting. I do like the color that you got in the gym. Do you manual adjust white balance in the gym? Use preset? I never seem to get it quite right in my basketball pics (which is why you see none posted on mine!) Great Job! A friend of mine coaches girls v'ball at a high school. I look forward to shooting it soon!
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Catching the player behind the mask is sometimes a difficult job.
We see their action but seldom see their expressions. This girl was
looking back for instructions from her coach...
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I love this shot because you can see the intensity and drama of the play. The defenders in pursuit and #7 in a classic stance. Some here might say a little over-exposed, but I think it's fine. No shadows on the face and I love the crop except not getting the feet in the shot. Everything seemed perfect for this shot! Congratulations -
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These girls were both "giving it their all" trying to make an out in
this NSA Area All Star Tournament.
Memory of the Play
in Sport
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