It isn't always fun and games! In this case the skater was fine and walked away.
Body Painting on the Island #4
9 years ago
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- I work in the industrial distribution sector as a salesman for a master distributor of valves and fittings in Houston, TX. I am a member of the Bay Area Photo Club which meets at the Art Alliance Center at Clear Lake in Clear Lake Texas on Tuesday nights. I shoot with an Olympus E-3 and my favorite lens in my Zuiko 12-60.
3 comments:
You definitely captured the agony on her face and it translates well through the photo.
I know there were limitations out there that day (I was there too). Getting in closer to the action when it happened was one of them. It would have been a better shot without the edge of the concrete covering her face.
Others may have a different take on it.
DHaass
Nice shot Larry! It's a great reminder that sports is not just about the "thril of victory"!
Well done!
Barry
Good shot. It does help you realize the "other" side of the story.
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