4) In a shot shown live on ESPN from the back of the camera, second baseman and Hawaiin sparkplug, Kahoea Akau makes a late game, leaping line drive grab and gets the ball stuck between the fingers of his glove in Game #11: http://lispn.com/2010_LLWS/11_PVA_4698.jpg
16) Asia-Pacific's Po-Jung Tseng is picked off of second base which proved to be a critical run in the International Championship Game. http://lispn.com/2010_LLWS/29_PVA_3034.jpg
18) In a final desperate attempt to save the game, pitcher, Jaron Roblyer attempts to put the tag on Ezra Heleski trying to score on a wild pitch in the fifth inning. With the run, the West team defeats the Southwest, 10-0 and advances to the World Championship Game to be played today against Japan at 3 PM. http://lispn.com/2010_LLWS/30_PVA_3753.jpg
Paul, Great shots, thanks for posting. You know on that shot of Hawaii's second basemen, I saw it live, & when ESPN showed that shot from one of camera's, I said to myself, somehow I know that had to be from Paul. I was right!!
Paul, I'm always floored by your LLWS coverage and this time might be the best flooring yet. As a sidenote I appreciate your commentary on each shot too... I don't know too many photographers who could put the kind of effort into captioning each shot.
All outstanding, but since everyone HAS to have faves, I'm going with 2, 4, 5, 6 and 13... although hard to rule out ANY of the amazing action at the plate you've got here. Many kudos.
Paul,
Thanks for posting these phenomenal pics. I have been watching the LLWS in part to catch you and your setup in the wells. Hard to miss the that bazooka of a lens, 600mm. Look forward to pics of the championship game. By the way were the ground level home plate shots from the infamous lobster trap cam?
Paul,
These are all awsome captures and I will be back to look at them a few more times as the week gos on.
Thanks for letting us see your work and sharing your info as questions are asked.
As asked by bigfredtn along with mount location what lens was used and the settings for it?
Jeff
Mr. Alesse
it shames me to see your images. the images i capture are so BAD. I mean no offense to ANYone on this forum, but these are images that a Supreme Being would be proud of. Just simply... awe inspiring.
Do you have any DNA that i could have?
Thanks for sharing and PLS. share more when you have the chance.
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. Paul, how you continue to raise the bar is a mystery of legendary proportions. Superb work, my friend. Thanks so much for sharing these!
, I may not understand the game but the pics speak volumes. Kind regards Graham.