Well the wait is over. I finally shot some football on Thursday night. I may have irritated some Futebol fans as I decided to go on the road for the first gridiron battle instead of shooting the home soccer game but " a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do." The sun was bright and hot, and the Canadian wildfire smoke was clinging in the air making for itchy eyes and a scratchy throat. In retrospect I probably should have lost that 30 pounds I promised myself to lose over the summer. I felt like I was shooting my first game and struggled a bit trying to get back in the swing. Like the coach said in his post game interview, "The good thing is it is all things we can correct." As a bonus I even got a portrait from another sideline photographer, who in my opinion is one of the best in the area.
Canon EOS R6m2 1/3200 f/ 3.5 300 mm ISO: 400 EF300mm f/2.8L USM
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Canon EOS R6m2 1/3200 f/ 3.5 300 mm ISO: 400 EF300mm f/2.8L USM
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Canon EOS R6m2 1/3200 f/ 3.5 300 mm ISO: 400 EF300mm f/2.8L USM
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Canon EOS R6m2 1/2500 f/ 3.5 300 mm ISO: 800 EF300mm f/2.8L USM
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Awesome shots. I especially like #3. Crisp. Tack sharp and fill the frame nicely. Keep sharing ! Paul
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Loc: Overland Park, KS.
ivycreek wrote:
Well the wait is over. I finally shot some football on Thursday night. I may have irritated some Futebol fans as I decided to go on the road for the first gridiron battle instead of shooting the home soccer game but " a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do." The sun was bright and hot, and the Canadian wildfire smoke was clinging in the air making for itchy eyes and a scratchy throat. In retrospect I probably should have lost that 30 pounds I promised myself to lose over the summer. I felt like I was shooting my first game and struggled a bit trying to get back in the swing. Like the coach said in his post game interview, "The good thing is it is all things we can correct." As a bonus I even got a portrait from another sideline photographer, who in my opinion is one of the best in the area.
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Real nice photos ivy creek. Keep posting when you can. Thanks BE SAFE!!
Tom
Funny how after all my years of shooting sports it takes a game or two for everything to fall into place. Great shots I like the 1st one the best on the download you can read the tattoo on the ball carriers arm.
keep up the great work.
Nikon2014 wrote:
Funny how after all my years of shooting sports it takes a game or two for everything to fall into place. Great shots I like the 1st one the best on the download you can read the tattoo on the ball carriers arm.
keep up the great work.
Thank you all! Nikon2014: I was actually quite surprised to see the tatoos. I was under the impression that in Minnesota you had to be 18 to get inked. Evidently not anymore. One of the linemen had a huge tatoo on his arm that appears to be a native headdress I only was able to catch it from one side and usually it was somewhat obstructed by another player.
ivycreek wrote:
Well the wait is over. I finally shot some football on Thursday night. I may have irritated some Futebol fans as I decided to go on the road for the first gridiron battle instead of shooting the home soccer game but " a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do." The sun was bright and hot, and the Canadian wildfire smoke was clinging in the air making for itchy eyes and a scratchy throat. In retrospect I probably should have lost that 30 pounds I promised myself to lose over the summer. I felt like I was shooting my first game and struggled a bit trying to get back in the swing. Like the coach said in his post game interview, "The good thing is it is all things we can correct." As a bonus I even got a portrait from another sideline photographer, who in my opinion is one of the best in the area.
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Excellent series. Vibrant colors! Did you use electronic or mechanical shutter on your R6mk2? If you did use electronic, was rolling shutter an issue?
Rick
rickberns wrote:
Excellent series. Vibrant colors! Did you use electronic or mechanical shutter on your R6mk2? If you did use electronic, was rolling shutter an issue?
Rick
Thank you! For football I use the electronic shutter and have had no issues with rolling shutter… tennis and baseball on the other hand I have had to switch to mechanical
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