Double Screamer

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Image Title: Double Screamer

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By: Judi Liosatos
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Judi Liosatos {Karma:34047}
Project	#24 The Decisive Moment	Camera Model	Sony DSC F828
Categories	Digital Sports People	Film Format
Portfolio	People	Lens	Carl Zeiss
Uploaded	6/1/2005	Film / Memory Type	Digital
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	1347	Shutter
Favorites	6	Aperture	f/
Critiques	86	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Central Queensland State - QUEENSLAND Country - Australia
About	One of todays shots. I was stuck behind a large wire fence and the majority of the area was in shadow from a large pavilion. Unfortunately this threw a shadow across the man.

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Anderson Miranda {K:1231} 4/3/2007

Hi Judi!

I am very impressed with all your beatiful photographic work!!!!

I would like to invite you to be a contributor artist of my online fineart store:

www.andersonmiranda.com

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 7/11/2005

Hey, there's my cinderella. How are you doing babe...except for being completed snowed under with catching up. Don't worry, be happy. You will get through them all soon.

Judi

Antonia BauerleinSehnert

{K:30599} 7/11/2005

What an absolutely fanTAstic shot Judi!!!!!!!!! Strange, I was sure I'd commented on this, but no, and now I see BIP -- SO perfectly deserved. What more can I add to what has been said!? I've really got some catching up to do with you. The awards have even piled up in the few weeks I've been away, so I'll begin there! Way to go my friend. Hugs. Antonia

Nitish Kanabar {K:2618} 6/21/2005

Fabulous! Congratulations on the award. In fact, I think the shadow works as a metaphor for overcoming one's fears!

Saintz Saintz2 {K:11250} 6/16/2005

The action is freezed greatly ..!
Also i like the sunlight coming from left !

Niels Hansen {K:293} 6/14/2005

Magnificant simply beautiful.
Niels

Yutaka Itinose

{K:22586} 6/7/2005

Oh,dynamics,dear Judi,nice and fortunately spot lighted at the players face and balls.Thanks many comments on mine.

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 6/7/2005

Wow....thanks so much Allen. I am pleased you like this series.

Judi

Allen . {K:-667} 6/7/2005

I was purusing your lates submissions to see which one "jumped" out at me (no pun intended). I can see why this won Staff Choice. Good work Judi.

arwa abdullah {K:34415} 6/5/2005

Congratulations my friend for this extraordinary image! perfect timing colors and perspective! Good enough for a huge Nike poster

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 6/5/2005

Thankyou so much Fadel. There are some humourous ones yet to come.

Judi

Fadel J {K:13974} 6/5/2005

Great action series, and this one is very funny, congratulations on the well deserved award Judi!

James Hager {K:6285} 6/5/2005

Great action shot, but the shadow prevents it from being an outstanding image.

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 6/4/2005

Thankyou so kindly Luigi. I am really pleased this one received an award.

Judi

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 6/4/2005

Thankyou so much Roby. I am really happy that this one was recognised.

Judi

Luigi Parisi {K:1167} 6/3/2005

Congrats for Awards, this is merit a great mention.
Good Good Good
Luigi

Roberto Arcari Farinetti

{K:209486} 6/3/2005

WOOOWWWW
Ok.. finally a well deserved award in sTAFF CHOICE!!!!
I love it, roby

;-)))

Larry Hammond {K:16631} 6/3/2005

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!! OK

Lazza

Larry Hammond {K:16631} 6/3/2005

Yes indeed Judi,

this all has helped a lot,

thanks!!

Larry

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 6/3/2005

Aww...thankyou Michael. You just made me feel so proud. Thankyou.

Judi

Michael Kanemoto {K:22115} 6/3/2005

"Unfortunately in shadow?"

That subtle lighting draws attention to the expression and the double arm rock drop! That makes the shot man!

Claim it...

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 6/3/2005

Yes, I worked on stop action shots. I didn't use multi bursts but just took one shot at a time. I didn't use a tripod but as I saw them coming for the shot I aimed and prefocused on the basket as I knew that was the rough distance from me that the basketballer would be, then I recompsed the camera to capture the basketballer and as he came into the frame followed through with the shutter. There is absolutely no cropping on this image, so what you see is what I took.

Okay, with copying the stats it is a bit fiddly.

Open up PSP and open your image, then go to Image/Image Information and click on the EXIF tab. Leave it open.

Now open up PSP again and it will open in another window. Yes, it will.

Now in the second PSP go to File/Import/Screen Capture/Start and you will notice that you now have the first PSP window in front of you with your image info. (Whatever was your previous viewed window before you click on screen capture will always be the one to show up after you click on start)

Now you will notice your curser is a cross type symbol. Move your cursor to the top right of your EXIF screen and right click once. This will trigger the snapshot action. Without moving the cursor left click once and then move the cursor to the bottom left of the EXIF info. You will notice a square is being drawn around the info. Left click once and you will usually be taken straight back to your second version of PSP. If not just click on the second version PSP window and you will see your snapshot there.

You will have to do three snapshots of the EXIF info as you cannot scroll down whilst doing the snapshots.

When you have captured all the info go back to the second version where your snapshots are and copy and paste them into a new document and arrange them correctly. Now crop around the information and save it using the file name matching the image but put EXIF after it so you know later when you are viewing that folder that it belongs to the particular image it is next too.

I hope that has helped you.

Judi

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 6/3/2005

Yeah kind of. I don't know what they are called but they are large square gaps in the wire fence. Enough to stick the lens through.

Of course you can follow me around....but you will need to have energy as I work quickly. LOL!!

Judi

Larry Hammond {K:16631} 6/2/2005

Judi,

After reading the comments above and sports shots I have done in other years, it looks like a lot of these shots are at the instant of the guy's motion, which in effect stops him for that instant, right?

I see in your stats here the 1/250 @ 2.8 @ISO 64.
Apparently you were on your tripod. Would think manuel focus, but about where...the basket area, or a bit closer??

A lot of my early shots in this class were at
24 FPS (movies for training).

And once again buddy, how do you copy/cut/paste the stats in this manner? It would help me going back through my work to compare from camera to camera, shot to shot etc.

Larry

Larry Hammond {K:16631} 6/2/2005

You don't mean a chain link fence do you?? It must have been one you could shoot over, no??

You know it would be a ball to tail you around for a day, it's just that I maybe couldn't keep up!! LOL

Larry

Mark Evans {K:17428} 6/2/2005

great capture judi !! love the detail and presentation .. cheers .. marky .

Carolyn Wiesbrock {K:14051} 6/2/2005

Caught right in the act..fantastic!