I love to see shots that are at the point when something is about to happen.. Like in #2 where the grab is just about to happen... In 5 it looks as though his leg is about to be broken!
I have to say rodeo's not something we see a lot of. Large hats and lighting make shooting these difficult.
Each of these needs some amount of horizon leveling. In addition, most of the faces are not recognizable--be good to see them.
Good call on the straightening Ian
It is tough to shoot faces when they're wearing hats to shade the face. The dynamic range is wide & I don't use PS for selective exposure. In addition, this was a black rodeo making it doubly tough.
Thanks for looking & thanks for the comments guys
BTW: The horse rider's hand locked & he had a great deal of poise under extreme duress (being bounced around); by undoing the strap around the horse (Not bad for guy in his 50's)
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Each of these needs some amount of horizon leveling. In addition, most of the faces are not recognizable--be good to see them.
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Good call on the straightening Ian
It is tough to shoot faces when they're wearing hats to shade the face. The dynamic range is wide & I don't use PS for selective exposure. In addition, this was a black rodeo making it doubly tough.
Thanks for looking & thanks for the comments guys
BTW: The horse rider's hand locked & he had a great deal of poise under extreme duress (being bounced around); by undoing the strap around the horse (Not bad for guy in his 50's)