BMX - Indoor Park
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but to me the white balance looks off on these, they all look a little cold and could stand a little warming up on the WB front 
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I dont know the shutter speeds but using flash indoors like that you can run 1/60th , soften the flash and use it to freeze stuff, looking good though
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Sharp, well timed action shots here. (this is not easy) Play with the placement of your light. Maybe try to angle you light from the side. This can give a more atmospheric and dramatic effect. It's always worth experimenting with shutter speeds from way down low to get some speed blur to right up high to exclude all available ambient light and render the background totally dark.Tthanks for sharing.
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Cheers Roy (looked at your pics which are great).
I'm still on a learning curve with this but think I'm getting there - just a question of lots of visits to the park I think. Thankfully the people who run it and the people who use it are quite understanding. A pro scooter team will be there in a couple of weeks which could be good.
Here is one where the lad is sandwiched between two lights which gives a different effect. Let me know what you think (left the light in for the time being).
Cheers, Phil
I'm still on a learning curve with this but think I'm getting there - just a question of lots of visits to the park I think. Thankfully the people who run it and the people who use it are quite understanding. A pro scooter team will be there in a couple of weeks which could be good.
Here is one where the lad is sandwiched between two lights which gives a different effect. Let me know what you think (left the light in for the time being).
Cheers, Phil