Boxing: Jenny Gomez vs Arlene Samaniego (Amateur)

Petepix wrote in post #3174747
Great job of working with the light truss in #1 Dwayne. Nice series.

Thanks, Pooppix!

Don't know what I was thinking, Dwight!
I gave myself 10 minutes time out in the corner.

Petepix wrote in post #3176296
Don't know what I was thinking, Dwight!
I gave myself 10 minutes time out in the corner.

What? What? I thought we were into these pet names?

Hi, yes I was the one that fought jenny at Chumash. I had no idea these pics were on this site. They are good shots and they are clear, the nicest ones of seen. Id love to get some copies, I dont always have an opportunity to get photos for any of my fights.
Thx

I like everything about these, but I'm most curious about the lighting and how you chose your settings in this situation.

Regards,
Jeff

arlene805 wrote in post #3179229
Hi, yes I was the one that fought jenny at Chumash. I had no idea these pics were on this site. They are good shots and they are clear, the nicest ones of seen. Id love to get some copies, I dont always have an opportunity to get photos for any of my fights.
Thx

Arlene, send me an email at Dwight@DwightMcCann.co​m.

DwightMcCann wrote in post #3174066
Are you the Arlene in the images? If so, absolutely as you surely worked for them. If not, could you explain your interest?

Hi, yes I was the one that fought jenny at Chumash. I had no idea these pics were on this site. They are good shots and they are clear, the nicest ones of seen. Id love to get some copies, I dont always have an opportunity to get photos for any of my fights.
Thx

Big Hands wrote in post #3179327
I like everything about these, but I'm most curious about the lighting and how you chose your settings in this situation.

Regards,
Jeff

I've shot about ten cards, all at the same venue with the same lighting. I started by shooting what everyone else was shooting and have refined my settings and this is what I have found to be optimum. Without looking I am guessing that they were all shot exactly the same, except for the 'Eye in the Sky' shots. In fact, when I shoot the next card on June 1st I will go back to the last fight I shot and look at the EXIF and use it to set my cameras ... although I do have to redo the CWB each time. Please note that I only shoot cards where the last two (usually) bouts are televised and this generally makes for perfect and reproducible lighting ... a blessing for me.