First day with Sigma Little league playoffs

[hotled]

Let me know what ya think or better yet how to improve. Lighting was very harsh and had a orange tint as it was in the evening.
http://www.texasphotoforum.com/files/missed-it_179.jpg

Flag was blowing out to left..7 hr's ingame.

http://www.texasphotoforum.com/files/flag_153.jpg

http://www.texasphotoforum.com/files/2ndbase_200.jpg

http://www.texasphotoforum.com/files/rocketpitch_106.jpg

http://www.texasphotoforum.com/files/pitch_770.jpg

http://www.texasphotoforum.com/files/sacrifice_306.jpg

http://www.texasphotoforum.com/files/strike_141.jpg

http://www.texasphotoforum.com/files/signs_126.jpg

[JABACo]

hotled, do have a UV filter on your lens???

Shots look good.

[hotled]

hotled, do have a UV filter on your lens???

Shots look good.

No I dont..might help in the sun heh?

[kenyc]

I LOVE the first one! Nice catch!

KAC

[sageone]

Nice shots. First one is a bit blurry. I always loved capturing the pitcher in a vertical shot. The raw energy of a pitcher, at every level of competition, is one of the most interesting things in sports in my opinion.

[Skip Souza]

I like #7. Threw it right past him. The dust recoiling out of the catcher's mitt makes the shot for me.

[Mercy299]

Love these shots, hope by the time my little one (7years old) gets to this age I will be able to do as well. Good job! :confused:

[DavidEB]

The sigma is a great little league lens. From the fence at the first base line the range of focal lengths is perfect for the entire infield and with a 1.4x you get good enough range for outfield shots. Go to third base line for left-handed hitters. f2.8 helps freeze the action and lets you keep shooting as the sun goes down. I love that lens.

Nice shots, esp the catcher.