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Ted ellis wrote:
JC:
Since you asked, I will be glad to offer my opinion on your series (I shot lacrosse 8-years).
First off LAX can be difficult to shoot for the novice. You have captured some nice moments. Good exposures and focus in the series.
1. A nice portrait
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I like your thought let the action come to you. In LAX it always does. TFS
Ted
Ted -
Thanks for taking the time to look and provide excellent and detailed comments on each pic. Your observations and comments help shape and train my eye on what to look for, anticipate, and capture for lacrosse as well as post-processing techniques.
I did rely on the basics by trying to focus on the face, the ball, and peak action…but not being familiar with the flow of the game made it challenging and trying to follow that little white ball proved to be challenging as well.
Your comments alluding to cropping, the ball in relation to the action, focusing on the face, and basics to follow regarding capturing peak action are great tips that I'll focus on next time. Some are routine sports photography concepts - but nice to get a better idea on they relate to lacrosse.
Went back to address comment #9 and found a few more that may initially embrace some of your suggestions.
Again - thanks for feedback and looking to get back at it soon!
Sincerely,
JC
#11 - Vertical attempt at comment #6
#12 - Possible improvement compared to comment #10?
#13 - probably similar to comment #1 and #5
#14 - redo based on suggestion to comment #9
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