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Track & Field Day Week III
- Thread starter Jeff Mims
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Jeff, I like what you show!
The first one with the dust lifted up is unusual.
What frame rate were you shooting and are their others of her running toward you or leaping into the air? That must make a great sequence.
Asher
The first one with the dust lifted up is unusual.
What frame rate were you shooting and are their others of her running toward you or leaping into the air? That must make a great sequence.
Asher
Nill Toulme
New member
Jeff I really like the first two. The other two suffer, in my opinion, from not showing the faces of the subjects. Also in the last one I would like to see it straightened so the background is level.
The second shot might be improved somewhat by a looser crop (did I really say that?) to impart more of an impression of height. As it is, for all we know he might be eight inches off the ground. ;-)
I often crop my soccer shots to emphasize or even to exaggerate the height of the jumps. Here are a couple of examples.
Nill
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www.toulme.net
The second shot might be improved somewhat by a looser crop (did I really say that?) to impart more of an impression of height. As it is, for all we know he might be eight inches off the ground. ;-)
I often crop my soccer shots to emphasize or even to exaggerate the height of the jumps. Here are a couple of examples.
Nill
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www.toulme.net