Florida Gators-College Football National Champs!

[CharlieD]

Amazing game! We destroyed Ohio State! And of course the town went nuts afterwards! Here is one picture from the streets soon after the game ended. There are a few more in my photoblog (http://phos-graphis.blogspot.com/) if anyone is interested to see them!

[asysin2leads]

Actually, the Buckeyes destroyed themselves. The Gators played like they deserved to be in the National Championship. The Bucks played like a second rate JV team and Florida took advantage of that. I've always been a Gator fan. Except for last night, though.

[Freedom]

Hey that's off of university ave right? I'm in Gville too, it was an exciting game.

[Gatorboy]

Hey, that's right around the corner from where I used to work while in school -- Cozzoli's Pizza -- it was between the Salty Dog and the Purple Porpoise.

The Gators dominated in every facet of the game. Ohio State was stymied, and couldn't adapt.

[CharlieD]

right you are! exciting indeed!

[bwolford]

We? Were you actually playing?

[CharlieD]

We? Were you actually playing?

lol no I go to UF

[avaloncm]

Congrats to the Gators and the rest of the SEC!! Ohio State proved that they were overrated and Florida proved how good the SEC is from top to bottom. The worse teams in the SEC gave Florida a better game.

[metalman1010]

Congrats to the Gators and the rest of the SEC!! Ohio State proved that they were overrated and Florida proved how good the SEC is from top to bottom. The worse teams in the SEC gave Florida a better game.

Uh be careful or the Mod's are going to dump this thread fast...I agree that the Big Ten didn't prove much (My Badgers were jumped by Lousiville to 6th even though we won)

Congrats Florida...Besides I hate the Buckeyes as much too!

:)

[CharlieD]

so does anyone have any opinions on the photos posted? what could i have done to make it better? different angles or something to that effect? i found it very difficult to shoot well in the dark. i used a high ISO (i think 1200 or so) and wide open (f/3.5-5.6 depending on amount of zoom) but the biggest problem was the shutter speed had to be pretty slow and it created a lot of blurriness. so can anyone give some suggestions for shooting in such conditions (night/low lighting, handheld, etc)

[jevidon]

nice captures. i wish i was this big in to photography back when the gophers had back to back national championships.