for the first two hundred or so, i was fiddling with different settings -- trying to find the right shutter speed and ISO combination that would stop action, and give a more crisp line. i figured it out, generally, though there's a lot more practice required. i want to have a better understanding of what to do when the light and conditions change, and learn how to make images with more impact.
but there are certain players who give you chance after chance after chance to get something good. it always feels like "magic hour" with them-- you just make sure your battery's charged and you've got plenty of room on the card.
but there are certain players who give you chance after chance after chance to get something good. it always feels like "magic hour" with them-- you just make sure your battery's charged and you've got plenty of room on the card.
an editor will spot easily the best of the bunch that i took of alexandr dolgopolov. but i pretty much love them all, for the amazing torque, height and lift he gets. and i'll remember the excitement of sitting second row, in the new court 17.
i'll start with these... from his victory over ivo karlovic (6-7,6-2,6-4,6-4)
alexandr dolgopolov on court 17
sept 3, 2011
all photos © anita aguilar
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