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08/07/2006 11:51:00 PM |
what prevented you from shooting vertical and getting the feet in a frame? it is just so easy: turn your camera 90 degrees either way. |
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08/07/2006 11:07:18 AM |
Good picture but the subject isn't in motion - he's frozen. No racquet blur, no ball, just stopped motion. |
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08/04/2006 09:47:25 PM |
hey! we were there too! at countrywide classic in LA! too bad you cropped is legs! would have been better if you'd capture the yellow tennis ball! |
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08/02/2006 09:27:02 PM |
the lines on this shot are playing tricks on my head, lol. It almost looks like he is playing against a blue wall and he is standing about a 2 feet from the wall. but I know thats not the case, but without any other details... I like it. :) |
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08/02/2006 07:33:34 AM |
10 :) interesting perspective, dynamic and large areas of colour |
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08/02/2006 05:08:55 AM |
Tommy's feet should have been included in the shot as no doubt many will mention...apart from that...I like the colour and sharpness |
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08/02/2006 05:05:12 AM |
The game is what puzzles me. It's not tennis, it must be squash? There is no clue in the photo. You have to rely on knowing the name (and I don't follow tennis). Nice colours, nice focus, and obvious kinetic energy - but no clue about what is happening. |
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