Senior quarterback Chase Daniel leaps over Oklahoma State junior linebacker Orie Lemon on Saturday at Faurot field. Daniel was 39-52 with 3 interceptions in Missouri's 28-23 loss.
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Sophmore runningback Derrick Washington cuts upfield in Mizzou's 28-23 loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday at Faurot Field. Washington finished the game with a total of 63 yards.
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Sophmore wide reciver Jeremy Maclin braces for simultaneous hits from Oklahoma State junior linebacker Orie Lemon and junior linebacker Patrick Lavine on Saturday at Faurot Field. Maclin finished off the game with 223 total yards in Missouri's 28-23 loss.
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Senior quarterback Chase Daniel looks downfield for a reciever in Missouri's 28-23 loss to Oklahoma State. Daniel was 39-52 with 390 passing yards.
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Senior quarterback Chase Daniel waits for the snap Saturday at Faurot Field in Missouri's 28-23 loss to Oklahoma State. Daniel was 39-52 with 390 passing yards.
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My girlfriend Jamie blows me a kiss from the stands, i was able to find her despite the fact that the offical attendance was 68,349. She traveled from Chicago to come see me, too bad we couldnt pull off a win.
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Junior linebacker Sean Weatherspoon takes out Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant, allowing senior defensive back Castine Bridges to snag an interception.
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Senior defensive back Castine Bridges tackles Oklahoma State running back Kendall Hunter on Saturday at Faurot Field. Bridges ended game with 5 tackles and one interception.
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Senior kicker Jeff Wolfert gets his kick blocked by Oklahoma State senior defensive back Jacob Lacey on Saturday at Faurot Field. Wolfert was 1-3 on placekicks in the 28-23 point loss.
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Senior kicker Jeff Wolfert watches the end of Saturday's game against Oklahoma State from the MU bench. Wolfert missed two field goals in the Tigers' 28-23 loss to the Cowboys.
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Sophmore runningback Derrick Washington reflects on Mizzou's 28-13 loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday at Faurot Field. Washington finished the game with a total of 63 yards.
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Sophmore wide reciver Jeremy Maclin walks off the field after the Tigers first loss of the season. Maclin ended the game with a failed attempt at a kick return for a touchdown in missouri's 28-23 loss to Oklahoma State.
Thanks alot for the taking the time to view my work.
Great series, Dann! I wonder what #5 would look like cropped tighter (go ahead and cut off most of both of those defenders), and I wish #3 wasn't off to the side, but, damn, a nice go in your freshman year!
(Oh, and you got the score wrong in #19's caption.)
Dann... nice variety and treatment. Only crit, and I know you have heard it before, but ya gotta, gotta, gotta always be conscious of your horizons. Quite a few are off.
P Alesse wrote:
Dann... nice variety and treatment. Only crit, and I know you have heard it before, but ya gotta, gotta, gotta always be conscious of your horizons. Quite a few are off.
Those bug me so much I can't even really look at them because that's all I see. I'm a little on the more anal side when it comes to horizons but you really do need to fix them. It should be the first thing you adjust in post. For football games, the easiest way to do it is to make sure your goal posts are vertical, or people standing on the sidelines are standing vertical, or parts of the stadium are vertical.
Also on the very first one, besides fixing the horizon I'd crop it down to lose the blobiness on the right. Yes you'll lose some of the smoke but it should be much stronger without the useless stuff on the right.
9 you cut off the elbow in an awkward spot.
11 is cool but there's something not quite right about it. Not sure exactly what about it seems off to me though. Maybe too much of the blurred aspect - perhaps the FG needs to be a bit more in focus or just less of the frame.
17 is an odd angle and it needs a ball to work.
18 and 19 are pretty strong dejection images but 20 is ruined by the TV guy (get used to it) - need to wait on that image until you can get that BG cleaned up.
Anything else not mentioned looks like a solid image to me once you fix your horizons.
Basically what everyone else said. Here are my thoughts
1) if you run a noise reduction routine on these, do so BEFORE the horizon adjustment. NR looks for patterns in grain. Adjusting the horizon can jack up that pattern.
2) with 3 interceptions in the game, you would probably want to see if you can find the cause of all that. Got any shots of Chase calling audibles, or getting crunched?
3) the tv guy comment: still no excuse to not get it. You can move towards and angle away from the TV guy. In fact, if you get closer, you can hide the tv guy behind the player. Unless you can't move or the tv guy is directly between you and the lens, you can usually try and find some angle to make it work.
It's been interesting to watch you grow as a photographer. There is a noticeable difference in your quality from last year to this year.
About #12.........Please tell me you didn't violate the sanctity of the "behind/in front of/same zip code as the bench area, not to mention the sacred dry erase play board. Didn't you read the thread earlier this week?
snaptie2002 wrote:
It's been interesting to watch you grow as a photographer. There is a noticeable difference in your quality from last year to this year.
About #12.........Please tell me you didn't violate the sanctity of the "behind/in front of/same zip code as the bench area, not to mention the sacred dry erase play board. Didn't you read the thread earlier this week?
Marty
What was the thread on? I have shot this for football in the past.
