bantam a hockey from last night.....
hawksfan30
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i got ripped for doing this in another forum,but every time i try to resize pics they look very very flat and lack pop-so i attached a direct link to the photos i shot last night-sorry for the inconvienece-heres the link:
http://jg-photos.smugmug.com/Sports/silversticks-dec-12-02-2010/14890249_Tp2RU#1112787698_9FnkN
http://jg-photos.smugmug.com/Sports/silversticks-dec-12-02-2010/14890249_Tp2RU#1112787698_9FnkN
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You will get more replies if you include and number the photos in quote. As for resizing the photos and looking flat, I also use smugmug and don't have any issues of resized images looking fat. Are you using a custom size? Smugmug gives you eight copies of various sizes that you can use with a click.
In general, you're doing a lot of things well. The exposure is generally good, and you have the some elements of a successful sports portrait -- face, action, ball (or puck).
I suggest that you watch your horizons and work on composition that include more emotion and story of the game.
Keep up the good work.
Those look good, white balance looks nice. I would try to get some more action shots. I also have the D90 but have not tried ISO 3200. Did you use any noise reduction in PP on those.
Well Done
Steve
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Phil