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pakololo
26th of February 2008 (Tue), 00:49
In my attempt to become a boxing photographer i shot my 2nd event this weekend... here are my results...

I tried to anticipate the punches as much as possible...i seem to be either 1/1000th of a second too late or too early for that perfect punch...

1. Juan Velasquez (black & gold trunks) takes a left jab from Richard Ellis (black & white trunks)
http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A8592.jpg

2. Juan Velasquez exchanges a double punch with Richard Ellis
http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A8602.jpg

3. Juan Velasques takes another left jab from Richard Ellis
http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A8625.jpg

4. Juan Velasquez strikes with a right
http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A8616.jpg

5. This is my favorite...Juan getting a right hander from Richard...
http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A8674.jpg

6. Daniel Hernandez (black/gold trunks) in his pro debut against Frank Gutierrez(black/white trunks), the action away from me i take a snap... (http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A9159.jpg)


7. then...suddenly..
http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A9166.jpg

8. Daniel screams his first pro debut TKO
http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A9167.jpg

9. Main event Charles Huerta (black & white trunks) sticks Manuel Sarabia (green & white trunks)
http://www.1984interactive.com/photography/boxing/then_new_generation/IO3A9208.jpg

trainwreck517
26th of February 2008 (Tue), 01:15
Looking good, what lens and camera did you use for this event?

pakololo
26th of February 2008 (Tue), 20:53
1D, 28-70mm

Thanks!

edpoin
27th of February 2008 (Wed), 06:28
Looks like you are on your way to becoming a boxing photographer, you ended up with some good pics. You may want to try some different cropping, most of the boxing stuff you want to keep tight. One example would be photo 7 you could crop out the red corner bag, it makes your eye jump to right.

Also the ref could be cut out, the story of that photo is right their with daniel standing over Frank. Never the less good piture.

Timing and the punch to face shot is always a hard picture to pick up, just watch the boxers stlyes "Southpaw, Jabber ,puncher" The heavier the weight of the boxer the easier it is to try and capture the punch, the lighter guys and gals are faster, and just a little harder to capture. You did a fine job capturing the punch.

Eddy

ironbelle
27th of February 2008 (Wed), 15:36
Good work here. #9 is great.

pakololo
1st of March 2008 (Sat), 00:29
Looks like you are on your way to becoming a boxing photographer, you ended up with some good pics. You may want to try some different cropping, most of the boxing stuff you want to keep tight. One example would be photo 7 you could crop out the red corner bag, it makes your eye jump to right.

Also the ref could be cut out, the story of that photo is right their with daniel standing over Frank. Never the less good piture.

Timing and the punch to face shot is always a hard picture to pick up, just watch the boxers stlyes "Southpaw, Jabber ,puncher" The heavier the weight of the boxer the easier it is to try and capture the punch, the lighter guys and gals are faster, and just a little harder to capture. You did a fine job capturing the punch.

Eddy

Hey ! Thanks for your thoughts... I'm hungry for more events to shoot...hopefully i can get my timming better...

I'm gonna try tighter cropping on 7 see how that looks...my eye goes directly to the red corner now that you bring it up :P

Good work here. #9 is great.

Thanks :)