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Some kids have an inbuilt eye for sport. Their brain calculates the geometry of a kick, catch or throw exquisitely. Their body responds with the elegant curve of mastery even at a young age.
Running ahead of the ball and delivering a perfectly targetted back flick was not a problem for this fellow. And his dad was up the other end being ball-boy. Such hard and hot work this playing in the park with dad in winter. Centennial Park in the Eastern Suburbs is perfect for people watching ...
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9 comments:
How sweet! Looks like they had a good time.
Good colour. Have you upped the saturation and/or sharpness in camera, I'm thinking of trying it.
Yes, I have upped and downed a lot of in-camera settings. I am experimenting to see what I like under what circumstances.
The whole process is a pleasure, isn't it?
Agreed. The entire process is a pleasure.
The "darkness" in these shots is because the light was so intense that I was deliberately underexposing by one setting (and sometimes even more) because I did not want it to flash-out on me.
Aww. Such great exercise; fun to watch, too!
I admire your willingness to experiment with your camera... too often we get into a rut with settings... they turned out well!
I like the top shot, captures the moment so perfectly. People watching is one thing but actually spotting the photo opportunity is another.
He looks a little similar to Obama.
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