WWE Photos

[wally0206]

Well this is the 3rd and 4th time I have shot the WWE events.I am getting a little better,but still have some more learning to do. this time I used a 85mm 1.8 1/500 iso 400. I didn't like this lens too much,but I was sitting too close to use the 135mm f/2. Over all I am happy with most of the results. appreciate any comment or tips.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/occams_razor/sets/72157608675427306/detail/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/occams_razor/sets/72157608649050194/detail/


Here a few sample pics;



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[chris1965]

Nice shots! well done...

[thekid24]

Dude dont complain about sitting too close..lol

Those shots are awesome. great timing on The Pedigree. Awesome shot of Orton spitting.

Ive went to several events thats passed by here...each time Ive gotten closer and closer to the ring. The last one was a few months ago after one of the PPV...cant remember.

[vpnd]

good shots

[hecster]

wow, professional grade shots u got there! :) awesome exposures

[OdiN1701]

Excellent shots, well executed and they are certainly professional grade.

Your choice in "sport" to photograph though... :P

[wally0206]

Thanks for all the nice comment, I hope to continue to learn more each time I shoot.to produce better photos.

[Flo]

Excellent series! My kids grew up with WWF.so these bring back insane memories;)

[LeuceDeuce]

When I was a young guy I loved wrestling. The WWF was awesome. I guess I knew it was fake, but secretly I wanted to believe it was real. My dad took me to see a WWF show at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, and I was mortified at just how fake it was. The TV angles were much better at disguising this.

I never watched it again.

Just a glimpse into my tortured soul :cry:

[chauncey]

I hate to generalize and agree with Chris.
It must be a generational thing, but that stuff is locked out on our television, will not expose my kids to it.

[ccc_javier]

great pics..

but wow, #6... how much juice a man can take!

[hecster]

it's not fake! it's all real! :lol:

just kidding, i too went to a "non-televised" WWF event at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, CA. It was very sad.... no fireworks, no microphones, no signs....

anyway, at first we all just got a good laugh out of it, but toward the end of the night, Stone Cold made it all worthwhile by putting the Stunner on everyone that walked into the ring. hahaha :cool:

When I was a young guy I loved wrestling. The WWF was awesome. I guess I knew it was fake, but secretly I wanted to believe it was real. My dad took me to see a WWF show at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, and I was mortified at just how fake it was. The TV angles were much better at disguising this.

I never watched it again.

Just a glimpse into my tortured soul :cry:

[thekid24]

just kidding, i too went to a "non-televised" WWF event at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, CA. It was very sad.... no fireworks, no microphones, no signs....
:cool:
yeah non televised shows blow! Nothing like RAW...Live...or even a PPV. Got to go to the first one held here....steel cage match...couldnt have asked for more.:D