I think I've figured it out with a little help from the tutorial and trial and error. This was my first post with photos :-)
edited to add: When I first put these up the watermark wasn't on them but now it is. I guess I have to keep the watermark off of the photos in the gallery? I had removed it when I added these but them put it back on them and there they are.
Yep. It was a vintage ice racer from the late 60's early 70's IIRC. I'll see if I can find any more photos. It had the craziest set of handlebars I've ever seen.
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That's a good one, Mike. I love the view from behind the backstop.
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I *hope* these count, as they're winter sports and they're from the beginning of this year (ie the end of their seasons)... but figure skating's new season just started (and I won't get to go to a major event this year unless I get a buttload of money dropped in my lap in the next few weeks, unlikely) and the sled dog races start at the beginning of January (if there's snow). But I wanted to play along!
Johnny Weir - 2008 US National Silver Medalist - this was taken during the exhibition. He has such control of the blade. He actually should have won, but the judges called the contest too close and Evan Lysacek beat him out in the tie breaker.
I love the happy running dogs! One of the teams running in the Iditarod's Ceremonial Start in Anchorage, AK
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The "Ghost" in the middle is my son in his 1st year of high school ball. The field is the "home" ball park. The text is a quote from the movie "Field of Dreams" And in this photo, that is my boy "on deck".
You should have seen how thrilled he was to just make the freshman team. Then he went on to become the starting 1st baseman, and batted 4th. Then got moved up to the JV team, and won his 1st game as a pitcher.
Just sign me "Proud Parent"
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Real cross-country in the mud and rain
Which one to offer? While I have many more dramatic, this image, which was published in New England Runner last month, is my choice. It was shot during a tropical rain storn and was so dark in the woods that I shot at ISO3200 and the lens wide open - I was up against the laws of physics. This is cross-country running at it's best Hope you enjoy.
I think your cross country shot is outstanding. I love the way the background runners have just the right amount of bokeh, and at the same time they are spaced in a way that creates a wonderful V pattern that balances the main subject. And as a magazine shot, it looks ideal for a cover shot, with just enough open area at the top for the title and also open area at lower left & right for additional fill text. Yeah, if I'm the editor that's my cover shot
Blessed are those who remain flexible, for they shall not get bent out of shape.
Which one to offer? While I have many more dramatic, this image, which was published in New England Runner last month, is my choice. It was shot during a tropical rain storn and was so dark in the woods that I shot at ISO3200 and the lens wide open - I was up against the laws of physics. This is cross-country running at it's best Hope you enjoy.
Nice pics folks! Been away for some time, but have been lurking and checking in every once in a while...Here's my fave from the Fall Season.
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Superb shot. That's one of those that brings a smile to your face right when you capture it knowing you came away with "the shot".
Thanks johnG, funny you say that because after I saw this in my rear screen, I just wanted to home to process it, but it was still in the first quarter.
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Why do people post their equipment in their sig. Isn't it kind of like bragging? That having been said...
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I think I've figured it out with a little help from the tutorial and trial and error. This was my first post with photos :-)
edited to add: When I first put these up the watermark wasn't on them but now it is. I guess I have to keep the watermark off of the photos in the gallery? I had removed it when I added these but them put it back on them and there they are.
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lol...cool. Must be ice racing?
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Yep. It was a vintage ice racer from the late 60's early 70's IIRC. I'll see if I can find any more photos. It had the craziest set of handlebars I've ever seen.
Edit: Found it
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Despite the high cost of living, it remains popular.
Why do people post their equipment in their sig. Isn't it kind of like bragging? That having been said...
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Johnny Weir - 2008 US National Silver Medalist - this was taken during the exhibition. He has such control of the blade. He actually should have won, but the judges called the contest too close and Evan Lysacek beat him out in the tie breaker.
I love the happy running dogs! One of the teams running in the Iditarod's Ceremonial Start in Anchorage, AK
You should have seen how thrilled he was to just make the freshman team. Then he went on to become the starting 1st baseman, and batted 4th. Then got moved up to the JV team, and won his 1st game as a pitcher.
Just sign me "Proud Parent"
and I could hear James Earl Jones saying those words as I was looking at the photos...
Thank you!
Which one to offer? While I have many more dramatic, this image, which was published in New England Runner last month, is my choice. It was shot during a tropical rain storn and was so dark in the woods that I shot at ISO3200 and the lens wide open - I was up against the laws of physics. This is cross-country running at it's best
ps Neatimage was used to clean up the noise
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I think your cross country shot is outstanding. I love the way the background runners have just the right amount of bokeh, and at the same time they are spaced in a way that creates a wonderful V pattern that balances the main subject. And as a magazine shot, it looks ideal for a cover shot, with just enough open area at the top for the title and also open area at lower left & right for additional fill text. Yeah, if I'm the editor that's my cover shot
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This is a picture of my brother. He is a freshman on the Valdosta State Cross Country Team in Valdosta GA.
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I love this photo. You know why, you took a sport I have no interest in and totally drew me in and I am loving it.
Alot of us are good photographers, Great photograhpers can take any subjects and bring the viewer in, even if they were not interested before.
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