Continuing the Cricketing theme...

A few more bits and bobs for your perusal...

Howzat squire?!!...

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just going though mine from weekend, and then i see yours oh well.

excellent, especially the wicketkeeper with eyes closed

Your usual classy stuff Gavin, like the mix and close and wide shots,the wide look good taken from high level.
Jim

Don't mind the changed view point, it's for sure different and looks good.

Third one stands out for me... there all better than I can do of course.. but third one really makes me smile.. love it!

Fantastic shots, as always....

are the ashes this year too?

Great shots. What lens? They capture facial expressions and detail very well. I like them.

Latereg wrote in post #5637889
just going though mine from weekend, and then i see yours oh well.

excellent, especially the wicketkeeper with eyes closed

Cheers Latereg... thanks for the comments!

jim9449 wrote in post #5638023
Your usual classy stuff Gavin, like the mix and close and wide shots,the wide look good taken from high level.
Jim

Ta Jim. I think there is room for both types of shot as they give a bit more sense of the interaction between the players... also, the backgrounds can be better from the higher viewpoint - i.e. the grass

---- Gavin

khall wrote in post #5641570
Don't mind the changed view point, it's for sure different and looks good.

Thanks khall! As I cover cricket at a variety of different venues, some of them present the opportunity to work from the higher vantage point. Not ideal for stock pics but good for an overview of the action... and it can make for some interesting sequences...

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