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Mar 31, 2006 23:05 |  #1

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This my 1st softball game. What do you think. Be honest.:)


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Apr 01, 2006 10:23 |  #2

I like the second shot. It seems kind of soft, but you captured a great shot of her eyes.


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Apr 01, 2006 12:58 as a reply to  @ troutbreath's post |  #3

For your first softball pics these are very good. I'm not much of a fan of sports pics that don't show faces; however, for a backside #1's not bad. You have some good action with lots of flying dirt in it and it's shot into the sun which is a challenge. I like close cropped sports images but IMO #2's a bit too tight. If you have her hands in the frame of the original it would probably look better cropped just outside her hands. Both images have nice color saturation but could use a bit of USM. Welcome to POTN!


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Apr 02, 2006 23:02 as a reply to  @ fslshooter's post |  #4

Thanks, I'll try leaving the hands in the frame. My 2nd softball game this weekend didn't look as nice. :cry:




  
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