LLB Part II

mike mac · Jul 8, 2008

Some more shots from this past Saturday. All taken with the D3 and the 300 2.8 with 1.4 tele.
#1

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#2

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#3

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#4

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#5

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#6

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#7

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#8

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#9

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#11

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kwf1 · Jul 8, 2008

Mike,
Another great series of shots.
I like the intensity on the batter's face in Pic #2 nice capture.

Bert

Otter · Jul 8, 2008

Wow. That's just crazy good!

eng45ine · Jul 8, 2008

I echo Joe's comments......wow!

Tomerrifc · Jul 8, 2008

Another great set Mike. Fabulous light on #2.

audu67 · Jul 8, 2008

Mike,

All are great but #1, with the rain drops, is special. #11 is unusual - I've heard of "spit balls" but it look like in New Jersey you guys have come up with the "grass ball". I need to work with my grandson on perfecting this new pitch.

Uncle Frank · Jul 8, 2008

Talk about 3D... some of those pictures jumped out of my monitor!

Randy · Jul 8, 2008

the thing that amazes even more than your pics is your ability to change the SS and EV on the fly....you have become a human histogram/exposure meter...i honestly don't think what you do is possible w/o doing it as much as you do it....simply incredible. You really need to audition with SI buddy, your work is way to good for this place alone.

mike mac · Jul 9, 2008

kwf1 said:
Mike,
Another great series of shots.
I like the intensity on the batter's face in Pic #2 nice capture.

Bert

Thanks Bert

Otter said:
Wow. That's just crazy good!

Thanks so much Joe

eng45ine said:
I echo Joe's comments......wow!

Thanks Frank

Tomerrifc said:
Another great set Mike. Fabulous light on #2.

Yes and it was about the only good light all day for about 5 batters.

nuccifamily said:
As Frank said in another thread, you are one of my favorite photogs. I have actually stopped commenting on your posts because my comments are always simply, "Wow", "Incredible", "Fantastic", etc. and I feel like a broken record. But, it's time to come out of my hiatus and again say... wow, these are incredible and absolutely fantastic! :tongue::biggrin: Thanks for continuing to share your fine images.

Thanks you for lookign and commenting I really do appreciate it

audu67 said:
Mike,

All are great but #1, with the rain drops, is special. #11 is unusual - I've heard of "spit balls" but it look like in New Jersey you guys have come up with the "grass ball". I need to work with my grandson on perfecting this new pitch.

I laughed when I saw the grass too thanks for looking

Uncle Frank said:
Talk about 3D... some of those pictures jumped out of my monitor!

Thanks for the kind words Frank

RandyNikonCafe said:
the thing that amazes even more than your pics is your ability to change the SS and EV on the fly....you have become a human histogram/exposure meter...i honestly don't think what you do is possible w/o doing it as much as you do it....simply incredible. You really need to audition with SI buddy, your work is way to good for this place alone.

Rany I think that coems from shooting tens of thousands of images, it makes you very comfortable with your camera so you know how to set it when certain condtions arise, also you get in tuen with button and wheel placment lettign you change on the fly so to speak.
SI now that woudl be a dream, hard enough to find some to credential me for shooting some college events