A while ago I did a commercial style shoot for some friends who have a trekking school in the Brecon Beacons and in doing it I gained a new found respect for the people who photograph horse racing because keeping them in frame when they are moving at full speed is incredibly hard
The lessons I learned on that day were: -
- Use a long lens so you can stand well back
- Give your self plenty of time to prepare and get ready for it
For these pictures I ignored both of these pieces of advice as I had literally seconds to take this picture, I was too close and unprepared. I had lined myself up for a picture of some seagulls and was aware of them becoming unsettled and then I realised the sound in my left ear was getting closer VERY fast
More true to rules of thirds, is the "riding out of picture" shot.
My opinion on just how fast these things move has not changed in this experience
My opinion on just how fast these things move has not changed in this experience
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