![cricket ball flying catch](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_udtzsFz6JZsw1Sm7MgJ_KC-t5hOUU2BR2yWyhbwg1uW4uyFcM7zESYcrPIHjXsPhZOtA3kJ0_hDVyfM6pOnlB9iBry5YUP61p03pD2OjTVkyMZiMcvWPSv8j7sizIlrw=s0-d)
Callum did work experience with me last Summer. It's nice that we;ve kept in touch and done other bits and pieces since. we recently talked about taking some shots to help him promote a cricket tour to Antigua later this year. This is what we came up with. It was a basic net practise and he wanted some shots of the lads just practising. I knew the location and knew I was going to struggle to get what I was being asked for with 'natural' light. I took light stands and flash units anyway and after shooting what I'd been asked for, we agreed to let me try something else.
I set up 2 flash units, 1 directly to the subject's left, 1 to the right. I knew that with natural light 1/250th wouldn't completely freeze motion so reminded of a post at Strobist a few days ago
http://strobist.blogspot.com/2008/01/control-your-world-with-ultra-high-sync.html . I dropped the exposure until the background turned black and then added the light. 1/250th F5.6 ISO 200 (ish). This was taken in a normal Gym with normal gym lighting switched on.
![cricket batsman](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_uID7X0LKDWb9oBY_idI4HOUSuaHugHe1sqO1sw8N-lOL0aY5IM3wGBUAfTvc_xexfleWSUP6_xyGqptak3lcpimC4fPaGxy5umvM61RlI3B5MFbTDNYEvkFLkaHSSzQb8q=s0-d)
Pretty pleased with them.
1 comment:
Oh, these r fantastic shots!
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