James Madison vs Liberty Football
JohnEBongo
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Here are a few shots from last night's JMU/Liberty football game. JMU won 10-3 to go 3-0 on the season. Thanks for looking, comments welcome...................John
1. "Hey, that guy's taking our picture!!"
2. The ubiquitous Mardi Gras beads......
3. The Purple Man Group??
4. Kickoff return.
5. End of kickoff return
6. Looking for an open receiver.
7. One handed snag.
8. Blowing through the hole.
1. "Hey, that guy's taking our picture!!"
2. The ubiquitous Mardi Gras beads......
3. The Purple Man Group??
4. Kickoff return.
5. End of kickoff return
6. Looking for an open receiver.
7. One handed snag.
8. Blowing through the hole.
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it's not the size of the lens that matters... It's how you focus it.
aaaaa.... who am I kidding!
whoever dies with the biggest coolest piece of glass, wins!
Shoot tight and crop tighter
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I used a Canon 1D Mark III and a 400 f2.8L. I was only there for the game, so I didn't any shots of the campus. It is beautiful country though.....
Thanks Sean....I'll look for some tighter crops in the rest of the shots from this game
I have always subscribed to the "shoot tight, crop tighter" philosophy, but have recently started to shoot a little wider. I think that having a liitle more info in a photo helps tell the story better. I still shoot tight when called for, it just depends on who I am shooting for. I have lots more to go through from this game so I will post some tighter crops for you guys....Thanks for the comments
I like your photos, that purple and gold(yellow) looks challenging to photograph in the bright sun but after the sun goes down, it sure pops.
One thing I see and it's something my sports mentor pounded into my head (that's why i'm making the comment). Be careful making the players into amputees :-) (i'm not being insensitive to people that are amputee's, it's how he taught me). The kickoff return is the one that I'm referring to, I can see some of his left calf and leg but it's the kind of image, I'm talking about.
Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, Lax are a few sports that you can really do this with straight on shots.
Thanks Pat. I have actually never thought about cut off limbs from the perspective of being hidded behind another part of the body. I have cut plenty of limbs by just missing in camera crops. I see exactly what meen though. Here is another shot from the same sequence with nothing amputated......
Thanks Pat!