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    Line Out to the Pitcher

    My nephew had a rough at bat on Saturday hitting the ball on the nose but right at a sure handed pitcher. Photos from out side the centerfield fence with the D200 and 300mm f4 with the 1.4 TC.
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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    Great series, great color and great clarity too. Real good work on this one, OT.
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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    Nice series . Color, focus and the expression on the batters face are all top notch...

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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    What an awesome sequence OT!
    It's not blurry. It's bokeh.

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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    Great job, to bad the pitcher was to fast to catch that ball.
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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    Great sequence OT, the angle / perspective is really working in this series.

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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    Thanks everyone. I really went to this game more as a spectator than a photographer. Kind of wish I had been shoting the D2h to get the 8 fps on this sequence but then.... I love that center field perspective to get reaction expresions from the batters.
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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    Nice sequence Larry. Love his expression when the pitcher catches the ball.

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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    sweet. I love this angle.

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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    Thanks Brian and Brent. With the short LL fence I can do these with the equipment I have, but for high school or above just would not be able to get close enough with the 300 and 1.4 TC.
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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    These are beautiful shots! I love that you were able to get the ball that clear in these. the lighting and angles really are great, too. I wish I could get some of my baseball pictures to come out this good. Great work.

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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    outstanding
    Im jealous
    great work
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    Re: Line Out to the Pitcher

    Thanks burnet44 and seslater08! I appreciate the kind words. Absolutely no reason to be jealous. I've been at it for a long time but found once I started posting here on PR and getting input from some of the guys and gals here the quality of my images went up immediately. Post pictures and ask question that how yours will improve too.
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