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Just a few from today's Birmingham AFA Senior Cup match between Old Wulfrunians in red and Wake Green
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I'm strangely drawn to shot no.3 - would make a great spot the ball 
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I'm strangely drawn to shot no.3 - would make a great spot the ball
Thats just normal behaviour from our defenders Roger
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Nice set CP.
If I were to give any advice it would be to attempt to isolate the players from the background as much as you can. Use as wide an aperture as you are able to and potential shoot from behind the goal line so the attacking players are coming straight towards you. Not only does this mean your are shooting along the pitch thus putting the background further away from the players but it also lends itself to some very dynamic images. Sorry if I am teaching you to suck eggs
If I were to give any advice it would be to attempt to isolate the players from the background as much as you can. Use as wide an aperture as you are able to and potential shoot from behind the goal line so the attacking players are coming straight towards you. Not only does this mean your are shooting along the pitch thus putting the background further away from the players but it also lends itself to some very dynamic images. Sorry if I am teaching you to suck eggs
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Nice set CP.
If I were to give any advice it would be to attempt to isolate the players from the background as much as you can. Use as wide an aperture as you are able to and potential shoot from behind the goal line so the attacking players are coming straight towards you. Not only does this mean your are shooting along the pitch thus putting the background further away from the players but it also lends itself to some very dynamic images. Sorry if I am teaching you to suck eggs
No you are not Dan I think I was so shocked with the bright sunshine that I never really noticed that despite shooting at around 1/1000th I was still getting f8 and rather a lot of DOF,I will bear that in mind when we next get a sunny Saturday
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Winter sun is generally horrible to shoot sport in.. way too much contrast and a bugger to meter properly for the whole pitch.
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Winter sun is generally horrible to shoot sport in.. way too much contrast and a bugger to meter properly for the whole pitch.
Especially when you have full sun in one goalmouth and full shade in the other