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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Know Thy Sport
This is a concept well known in photography. The better you know a subject, the better you can photograph it. I grew up playing ice hockey so I feel the most comfortable and confident covering high school and pro games. … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Sports
Tagged 28-300mm, 70-200mm, baseball, bat, batter, box lacrosse, catcher, glove, helmet, ice hockey, nikon D700, players, puck, stick, umpire, vr
8 Comments
Assignment 14 Recap
I was looking forward to seeing how people would do this assignment on Showing Scale in Photography. At first glance, it seems like an easy thing to show. It is but it is not so easy to see it photographically. … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments, Photography
Tagged australia, denmark, massachusetts, new york, scale, texas
5 Comments
View 187: Hot Baseball Action
I was invited to photograph the CNY Thunder Classic baseball tournament again this year. Unlike last year when the weather was cool and damp, this year our summer has been hot and dry. While the fields at Rome Baseball Association … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged 80-400mm, baseball, boys, cny thunder classic, dirt, hot, new york, nikon D700, players, rome, summer, tournament, vr
10 Comments
Photographing a Car Show
Last weekend I photographed the 12th annual Syracuse Nationals car show. This year the show had over 7,000 entries from antique automobiles to totally custom creations. Photographing a show of this size is very challenging and overwhelming. Being a mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Photography
Tagged cars, fairgrounds, flash, ford, live show, nationals, new york, nikon, plymouth, sb-600, speedlight, starsky and hutch, superbird, syracuse
29 Comments
Just Fishin’
While walking around Fair Haven State Park last weekend, I followed a Dad taking his daughter fishing with him. They were so cute together as they walked out onto the old pier. He had his fishing gear and she had … Continue reading
Posted in People
Tagged 28-300mm, cement, dad, daughter, family, father, fishing, girl, great lakes, Lake Ontario, love, man, new york, nikon D700, pier, time, trace adkins, vr, water
10 Comments