High School Baseball

[RonnieA]

After dropping our first two non-league games, we've busted out back-to-back league wins to even our record to 2-2.

Here are a few shots from the past week taken from my ball-bucket seat in the dugout.

1 - now that we have a new field, we're playing home games at the high school, and I am lovin' the light.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3161/2349502352_9dba3233f3_o.jpg

2 - an "ugly finder" heading straight for me (luckily, I am quick like a cat)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3227/2349502288_abb06e5e8c_o.jpg

3 - putting a little arse into one
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2391/2348666467_fb4ea6045d_o.jpg

4 - NW baseball at its finest: cold, wet and the pitcher's bustin' us in. ISO 3200.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2098/2348666383_e7f9e3fee4_o.jpg

5 - tough to beat this hat shadow.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2094/2349502428_747a5d46ef_o.jpg

[corythosaurus]

Great shots.

[freebird]

Those are some nice shots. I like batter shots after contact alot.

[RonnieA]

Great shots.

Thanks!

Those are some nice shots. I like batter shots after contact alot.

I like batter shots after contact, too. Easier to get faces that way.

[Peter G]

Nice!

Sweet win last night too :) . Nice to get it back on track

[fslshooter]

Good stuff, Ronnie! IMO the best way to expose for cap shadows is to over expose everything else. It's a trade off, but one I opt for FWIW.