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by browda1

Comment:
I saw your comment in the thread in reference to my image. Sports almost always require a faster lens. I might suggest picking up an 85 F1.8 lens to get you some speed and a good focal length on your cropped camera. Sports like Wrestling aren't as demanding on shutter speed as other sports, but the lighting usually stinks. The image I posted is shot at 2000ISO and most of the day I shot at 2500ISO or 3200ISO. Good luck to your son. I was a wrestler in HS 20 years ago so I know the sport inside and out which also helps shoot it.

Peppermint Snowballs
by Kelli

Comment:
mmm food. I love this time of year, its just a good excuse to put on 10lbs of desserts. LOL

US Steel
by bvy

Comment:
Man what an amazing about of Skew on that building. And for a no look through the viewfinder to frame it, I'd say wow again.

Mr. Big Horns
by stargazer05766

Comment:
That is one big set of horns. The bokeh in the background looks a bit odd, is that PS'ed in or is that normal?

Day 05 - The bag
by hajeka

Comment:
Very interesting to see this celebrated still, in the US most have incorporated it into Christmas and don't celebrate on the 6th.

We Three Trees
by turnofthesue

Comment:
Might I suggest that you bring the yellows down selectively, the arrow at the bottom keeps grabbing my attention on an otherwise really nice and interesting photo.

Jonathan Livingston
by Leo

Comment:
That is a very interesting rock formation out in the water. I like how you framed it with the bird leading into the frame.

dec06-The Koto Player
by Pug-H

Comment:
I have never seen one of them, I read your story and still needed to google it. Interesting piece! I like the photo as well.

Portland Zoo #5
by ace flyman

Comment:
That is very cool! And great job on the exposure it's spot on.

Shuford
by karmat

Comment:
He looks intense. Remind him it's just a game! :D