Focus Locus wrote:
Those shots are freakin insane! 6400 iso at 2.8? Look at the skin tones. Look at that black uniform. It's black. My shot would be a posterized palatte of two greens, a red, and blue for every pixel that was supposed to be black. At 3200 iso.
Beyond that, you've got the secret of shooting youth sports... isolation and expression. Like Hammy (the Oz, the Ultimate, the Godfather, gee, has anyone ever really met this guy?) always says... you are shooting kids playing (insert sport), not the sport itself. Well thanks for the high praise I am blushing here. I do agree with Hammy if that is his steement. to me it is about capturing emotion at an event if you can translate that in your shots you are on the right path
Jonathan Knight wrote:
Okay .... I'm going to be THAT guy ..... #3 isn't one I would want on the internet and I doubt the parents would want it on the net, either. There's some people ... uh .... interesting people in internet land.
Otherwise, great shots.
I replaced the photo, thanks for looking and commenting
Awasos23 wrote:
I agree with Jonathan, sad but true. The skin tones look a little yellow to me. Excellent shots though.
Yes some of tones are a little off thanks for lookign and commenting
You certainly didn't have to replace it, but just seemed like a shot that may not have been the best to post on a public forum. It's a great expression and the parents would be wise to purchase, but it was definitely "awkward" timing and a poor angle (not that you could have adjust your angle soon enough to still capture the photo).
Well thanks for the high praise I am blushing here. I do agree with Hammy if that is his steement. to me it is about capturing emotion at an event if you can translate that in your shots you are on the right path