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Definitely an interesting perspective! It's obviously not a lined field, is this just outside of a building with a balcony, a crane, or what??

I would stage the shoot by having one player or more laying down and acting like there playing, with a ball in the shoot. JMHO

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Kadman wrote in post #2215856
Definitely an interesting perspective! It's obviously not a lined field, is this just outside of a building with a balcony, a crane, or what??

It's a "multi function game field" beneath a bridge. In other words, it's a plain grass field, and some dudes occasionally play soccer there. Leaning over the bridge's handrail gives this perspective.

WebMonkey wrote in post #2215888
I would stage the shoot by having one player or more laying down and acting like there playing, with a ball in the shoot. JMHO

Nothing staged here. Doing so would mean to create a totally different shot.

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Just as an addition. Here's a picture of the mentioned bridge, and you can see the soccer field below.

Kirchenfeldbrücke

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Fair play thats fantastic. I'd love to have the opportunity to get a picture like that!

Thanks. Well, just stop on any bridge you pass and see what's beneath.

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try and catch a game from this perspective...might set some interesting shots. Especially if you have a lens with the right reach!

Hi Superdiver. Well, I think that would get me some soccer shots with a unusual perspective. Yet, they would be soccer shots. I was going more for the surprise effect, the attempt to show you something you most probably wouldn't shoot yourself. Therefore, it makes very much sense to me to not have a ball included, and not showing s "simple" soccer scene. But I am sure someone else will pick up the idea and make sport fotos from this perspective.
Thanks for your comment.

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