LmidgitD
21-04-2007, 01:50
Just a few pictures of a high school softball game. Unfortunetly I was using a Kodak Easyshare and so I wasnt able to charge the battery fully and it died 3 innings onto the game. :'(
Home team sliding home, however I caught the very end of it and so the pose is a little akward. (By the way...SAFE!)
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g111/LmidgitD/brithome.jpg
Pitching to the batter, fast-pitch style.
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g111/LmidgitD/aasoftballgamelandscape.jpg
Batting with style. I do not like the billboard in the back and so next time I'm going to shoot at F/2.8 and hopfully be able to blur it out. (Was shooting at F/8 to be able to get outfield shots without having to refocus the camera.
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g111/LmidgitD/aa100_1167.jpg
So lemme know what you think! Oh, good story! Ok so this camera is my folk's camera (I own a Powershot 630 and wanted to use theirs since it has 12X zoom and mine's limited to 4X) and I had the lens so that it was through the fence for all of my shots. Well I was focused on first base in order to get the poised runner and all of a sudden... *THWACK!!!* The softball hits about a foot to the left of my camera and the catcher looks at me, smiles, and announces that that was a close one. After looking at the lens to double-check everything was fine I take a deep breath and continue shooting.
Home team sliding home, however I caught the very end of it and so the pose is a little akward. (By the way...SAFE!)
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g111/LmidgitD/brithome.jpg
Pitching to the batter, fast-pitch style.
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g111/LmidgitD/aasoftballgamelandscape.jpg
Batting with style. I do not like the billboard in the back and so next time I'm going to shoot at F/2.8 and hopfully be able to blur it out. (Was shooting at F/8 to be able to get outfield shots without having to refocus the camera.
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g111/LmidgitD/aa100_1167.jpg
So lemme know what you think! Oh, good story! Ok so this camera is my folk's camera (I own a Powershot 630 and wanted to use theirs since it has 12X zoom and mine's limited to 4X) and I had the lens so that it was through the fence for all of my shots. Well I was focused on first base in order to get the poised runner and all of a sudden... *THWACK!!!* The softball hits about a foot to the left of my camera and the catcher looks at me, smiles, and announces that that was a close one. After looking at the lens to double-check everything was fine I take a deep breath and continue shooting.