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This shot was taken back in febuary in the Afrcian Cup of Nations

final 2006. Everyone went to the stadium from children to old men,

only sharing one passion. FOOTBALL (soccer!)

Hi This is the Egyptian player being blocked by the senegal player

from the ball. I know about the cropping but i am too lazy to

install photoshop again, so any other comments are warmly welcome.

NO it was just a penalty shoot out some tears were on drogba after the penalty being saved.

Hi Everyone this picture is in the CAN 2006 final , Egypt vs Ivory

coast and this is the Egyptian goalie el Haddary saving Drogba's

penalty. Comments are very welcome as i am new in photography.

Thanks.

Hi Everyone. I just took this picture today and i really like it. I

would really like to know if you like it too. If you manage to take

a look at my pictures and tell me how i can improve as i am 18yrs

old and it is my first year in photography.

Hi Everybody. I am New in Photography and just 18yrs old so comments

are warmly welcome

Hi,

 

Thanks a lot for your interest in the soccer pictures. I myself am a soccer goal keeper and team captin of the British university team. I have a match today against the German University in the cup on their pitch, So wish me luck. I will probably buy a lens in June as some of my friends are coming from the USA at that time. Thanks a lot for your comments

I found this rock and under it a grass. The Slight fade in focus in

the grass is what in my opinion makes this a powerful shot. Also the

great detail on the rocks.I am new in photography and just 18 years

old so comments are warmly welcome.

The Bedouin on his camel. Comments are warmly welcome as i am just

18 years old and new in the photography field. Thanks

Mido Seriously Preparing for the Match! Comments are very welcome. I

waited till his hand covered the 7-Up label so it wouldn't be

considered as an advertisment.

Thanks for the Comments. Yes the background is somewhat distracting. If i had a lens with a larger aparture, i think it would have totally blurred it. Thanks for your comments.

whilst the Bird flu virus reached Egypt. This fan carried out the

tradition of bringing a rooster to the stadium. The red t-shirt of

the Egyptian National Team is symbolized by this bird. I myself

don't know the full story, but i know this man always brings a

rooster with him to every match. Comments are warmly welcome.

Thanks Sara. The Internet Made the world a lot smaller. :)

This shot is like kissing the godfather's ring. I find it quite

funny as the referee was going to give the goalie a yellow card for

wasting time. comments are warmly welcome.

These two kids dressed in both pharonic and folklore clothes went to

the stadium to take their share of football. Comments are welcome,

If possible could you view my portfolio. Thanks

Mohamed El Bourini

Thanks for viewing my pics. I am one of the people who is a football fanatic and missed a lot by not attending in the stands.

This is a family which attended all the Egypt matches in the African

Cup and they are real football fanatics. Comments and critiques are

warmly welcome. Thanks

Mohamed El Bourini

The Joy of Victory. I am 18 and still new in photography so comments

really appreciated. Thanks everyone. Mohamed El Bourini

The lens is too expensive and until now i have paid about $1500 as a photography budget. I wish i could get a good lens 2nd hand. Thanks for the advice

Thanks for the comments and the advice. I really appreciate them.

Mohamed El Bourini

thanks for the comment. i was at ISO 1600 and the max f/5.6 . It was a real pain. To get the shots corrects i need a speed of 1/400s . I don't know why this part of the field is darker than the rest. Thanks for your comments

Rough tackle by the Ivoarian defender. Surley it hurt the Egyptian

Striker Emad Moteb. Comments are warmly welcome as i am 18 and new

in the photography field. If possible could you rate some of my

other pics. thanks Everyone

The Teleconverter is a great idea. Never crossed my mind. Yes my 200mm lens is not sufficient and intending to buy either the 300mm f/4 IS USM telephoto.

or 400mm f/5.6 USM I am really confused which to buy. Thanks for the advice.

Great Control over the ball by the Egyptian Striker Emad Moteb. I am

Just 18 yrs old and new in photography so comments are warmly

welcome. Thanks.

Mohamed El Bourini

Hossam Hassan the Egyptian Legend scoring with the National team,

and he cried with joy. So, Barakat trying to cheer him up. Looks

like his son. Comments are warmly welcome