September 11 Practice at the Wanderers Stadium [PHOTOS]
Based on the feedback, have clicked photos that capture the moment. Hope the photos speak for themselves in this post. Taken at a practice session before tonight's match.
Above: warm up session
Above: Dravid! The Wall!
Above: Praveen Kumar stretches out
Above: Pandey having a fun time with support staff Theo
Above: Pandey having a really fun time! :)
Above: du Preez
Above: Taylor
Above: For the Dravid fans! :)
Above: Rossco checking out photos
Above: View of the stadium
Above: Fielding shouldn't be a sore spot for us this tournament!
Above: Uthappa!
Above: Kumble in form, as always!
Above: No, that's not a special South African hat, it's just Vinny in a cap and RCB jersey!
Ready for the tournament, yes, we are!
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Some nice pics but here is the feedback on the others.
1. Robin's pic - seems to be some issue with exposure and a can see a slight red cast. My monitor is calibrated so no issues because of that.
2. Sharpness lacking in all pics. Again as said before spend some time on processing.
3. Virat's pic is nice and what helped here is that you had all the time to anticipate his dive. Will be great to get these in real match scenario.
4. Vinay's pic - could have been under exposed by half a stop
5. Dravid's net pic - it's tilted. Keep it straight. This is basic stuff. I know this will happen sometimes but you could take care in post processing / discard it. Again slight exposure issue.
6. Du Prez image - landscape mode would have been better
7. Dravid's fielding image - was it taken using a DSLR and zoom lens? Too much on unwanted real estate around. A slightly closer composition and a different angle would be better.
8. Dravid - the wall image - since Dravid is looking to left of screen, compose in such a way that there is more space to where he is looking which will balance the image. Keeping him in the center kind of takes away the balance of the image.
More feedback as and when you post. Good luck for the rest of the series. My expectations are more since you are the chief photographer of RCB and also a professional sports photographer (have loads of experience before this).
Cheers
Siva A N