Hi Folks, here's a few shots from a game this weekend. Kind regards Graham.

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Hi, Graham, good action here again with nice colour,considering shooting in our crap
weather,i'm going out this afternoon to shoot a ladies game,and at the momenent it's
raining quite heavily (oh well).also noticed niether of us got any c&c from last weeks posts,guess we'll have to move to the U.S.
Cheers Graham

Thanks for the comments Graham!, I have got used to the no comments from the US users (it is, after all a USA forum)!!, however, they will just have to put up with my Inferior pics from the UK for now!! . Kind regards Graham

wow...

Hi Dann, thank you for looking in fella . I'm shooting American footy in a couple of weeks & looking at your last few post any advice would be most welcome!!, ie trawl the sideline or settle in the end zone? the quality of play is about US Collage standards at a guess with more short play as opposed to long throws by the quarterback! etc.Thanks in advance.(ps this is open to all you footy shooters?). Kind regards Graham

Excellent action, every one of them. Thanks for putting them up.

Steve

Nice pics Graham. I love seeing any and all soccer/football pics : )

I coach my daughter's team (U15 Gold) and never get any shots as I always end up getting too wrapped up in the game coaching, to take any pics ; )

Don

some nice shots mate, 2, 3 and last looka teensy soft to me, so maybe some usm and maybe fix wonky horizon too ?

Looks a keen game

Thanks for the comments Steve,Don & Darren. Wonkey pitch added to the problem . Kind regards Graham

Graham Crowthe wrote:
Hi Dann, thank you for looking in fella . I'm shooting American footy in a couple of weeks & looking at your last few post any advice would be most welcome!!, ie trawl the sideline or settle in the end zone? the quality of play is about US Collage standards at a guess with more short play as opposed to long throws by the quarterback! etc.Thanks in advance.(ps this is open to all you footy shooters?). Kind regards Graham


i could never be mad at you haha

what gear are you using?

I say do both - try a quarter of staying 15 yards in front of the play and then try a quarter of shooting from the endzone

also something i have been doing lately is setting up 5 yards behind the line of scrimmage and shooting the action that happens between the quarterback and running back

lol, I hear you with the wionky pitch, look at my 2nd to last cricket set, wonky stumps and wonky pitch. I need to attach my spirit level to my hotshoe I think.

Hi Dann thanks for the advice , I'll be using a couple of D2hs, one with a 300 2.8, I have a 1.4 converter as well but I think at this time of year here in the UK I'll stuggle with the light to be honest (my cameras aren't renoun for the great noise at higher ISOs) . On the second body I guess I have a choice, either a 70-200 2.8 zoom or a 24-70 2.8 zoom??. As for line of scrimmage do you mean this? (appologies for the poor pic) I shot a game last year & really struggled to know where the ball was going??
. Kind regards Graham

Well - NOT from the USA - just from one of the "colonies" -

BLOODY great shots - love how you caught the action!

btw - what's with the x-ray in your sig?? (An old radiographer asking........)

Hello Doug, thanks for your input . The avitar is nothing special I'm affraid rather one from the forums collection ready for use!. Kinda cool being blue though . Kind regards Graham.