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By: Diane Logie
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Photographer	Diane Logie {Karma:809}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Pentax MZ-50 / ZX-50
Categories	Sports Transportation	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio	Extreme Sport	Lens	35 - 80 mm
Uploaded	2/28/2006	Film / Memory Type	Fuji 200 Iso
		ISO / Film Speed
Views	393	Shutter	1/1500
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/4.5
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Pretoria State - GAUTENG Country - South Africa
About	Another of my experimental sports photography. Please crit.

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Hussam AL_ Khoder {K:79545} 7/18/2007

you made a great posting.
All the best. 7*7

Diane Logie {K:809} 3/2/2006

Thanks for your comment. It looks more dangerous than it was - although the one guy did come close to hitting me! Number 13 was unlucky for him cause he did not win but lucky for me cause I got the shot. He was not the fastest of the lot so a slightly slower shutter was fine. And, I love my Fuji 200 film!

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 3/1/2006

Hmmm. First comment, looks a bit dangerous for the competitor AND the photographer. Hope that No.13 wasn't unlucky for either of you! That Fuji 200 ISO film is lovely--a bit slow for me with my shaky hands, but lovely colour rendering and lack of grain. I have no experience of sports photography and can't make a meaningful crit but I will say I'm surprised you could stop the action with 1/500th shutter. Just a little light reflected into that all-black helmet would have helped a little, maybe?

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