Hayley's photos

For my advanced photojournalism class, I will be posting at least one photo blog a week. So be sure to keep checking in!
Sun Feb 24
He’s so little! It’s a really neat shot, but how did you take five attempts? Is it something they do everytime and therefore did five times in one day? If that’s the case, then it’s not such a special moment for the town paper, but for a high school sports mag or Web site or someplace that doesn’t know anything about Flora’s team, this would be a great feature photo. The color is really clear and I love the reflection on the floor! (hc)kylebondeson:lydiasphotos: Flora Wolves bench player David Rudy stands on the back of Ron Rose to reach Ian Ridge during the starting lineup announcements of the Newton Regional Championship game on Friday, Feb. 22.  This was my fifth attempt at this shot.  Ian had his eyes closed in a couple of them and the other weren’t exposed very well. **week 7 photo (Rebel XTi, ISO 400, f/5.6, 1/200 sec, 55 mm)  This is interesting and fun to look at, the contrast of the people, which is obviously the point.  It’s just cool that you were able to capture that moment.  (Kyle)

He’s so little! It’s a really neat shot, but how did you take five attempts? Is it something they do everytime and therefore did five times in one day? If that’s the case, then it’s not such a special moment for the town paper, but for a high school sports mag or Web site or someplace that doesn’t know anything about Flora’s team, this would be a great feature photo. The color is really clear and I love the reflection on the floor! (hc)

kylebondeson:

lydiasphotos:

Flora Wolves bench player David Rudy stands on the back of Ron Rose to reach Ian Ridge during the starting lineup announcements of the Newton Regional Championship game on Friday, Feb. 22.  This was my fifth attempt at this shot.  Ian had his eyes closed in a couple of them and the other weren’t exposed very well.

**week 7 photo

(Rebel XTi, ISO 400, f/5.6, 1/200 sec, 55 mm)

 This is interesting and fun to look at, the contrast of the people, which is obviously the point.  It’s just cool that you were able to capture that moment.  (Kyle)