Little Leauge Football

[grbrico]

Here are some shots I took today of my son's football game.


Both of the pictures seem to have just too much going on but that is usually what happens in a little league game.

[Hellashot]

Since you want a critique: the shots are overexposed and there's nothing really interesting happening in these shots as you said.

[grbrico]

Since you want a critique: the shots are overexposed and there's nothing really interesting happening in these shots as you said.


Thank you for the critique. I have no problem with what anyone says about my photos. I believe it is one of the best ways to learn how to take photos. I really appreciate anyone who takes the time to help others. Once again thank you.

[Robert_Lay]

I can't find the ball in #2. So, let's skip that one.

In #1, I think that a much tighter crop on the players at the right would give you a more interesting picture with less distracting material.
Since you do not have the "image editing allowed" enabled, I will send you a sample of what I mean, privately.

[Boxer_kidd]

Those pictures are VERY over exposed and they are kind of all over the place. Try cropping them more

[Boxer_kidd]

Here ya go, I didn't know what to do to make the ball stand out more. But this is much better as far as the expsosure goes...
Original
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=110386&stc=1&d=1158454998
Changed
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c92/sgtkidd21/IMG_0534.jpg

[Robert_Lay]

Here ya go, I didn't know what to do to make the ball stand out more. But this is much better as far as the expsosure goes...
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[grbrico]

I now have it set to where anyone can edit my photos. Boxer_kidd thank you for the help.

Robert,

A special thanks for all the help and advice that you have given me.

[Boxer_kidd]

No problem man

[calicokat]

Tighter crops really help with action sports such as football

[canuck88]

Three steps will make these a lot better:

1> shoot in Av mode at a smaller aperture (f4-5.6... don't know what lens you have)
2> zoom in tighter to the action... if you don't have a zoom or a telephoto lens, then don't shoot sports
3> shoot raw. always. until you learn photography... shooting jpeg means you'll rarely be able to rescue mistakes...

Keep at it!