My Experiments With Light
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Ever since I got hooked to NFL (the watching part only; as much as I would love to, I still cannot throw anything that looks like a decent spiral), it had been my dream to watch at least one game live in a stadium. While talking to a dear friend, I was informed about the match up between two of my favorite teams - New England Patriots visiting Green Bay Packers.
And what better place to start the live-game-watching-affair than at the history-rich, tradition-filled, holy Lambeau Field?? With the possibility of seeing two potential Hall of Fame caliber athletes in action in one game, I didn't have to think twice to start searching for a ticket.
And what better place to start the live-game-watching-affair than at the history-rich, tradition-filled, holy Lambeau Field?? With the possibility of seeing two potential Hall of Fame caliber athletes in action in one game, I didn't have to think twice to start searching for a ticket.
Seated amidst an ocean of Packers and islands of far-traveled Patriots fans, the hospitality of Packer-nation was overwhelming - even when the 35-0 deficit was staring them straight in the eye. I am extremely grateful to the Packers Security Personnel who let me carry my 70-200 mm telephoto lens into the stadium.
At some point during the game, I missed a play and turned back to see a replay on the big-screen. I didn't see the replay but what caught the corner of my eye was the reflection of Lambeau Field in a fellow fan's sun glasses. Thankfully, she was seated just at the right distance for my lens to capture it!
A very detailed account of this day's experience is here.
At some point during the game, I missed a play and turned back to see a replay on the big-screen. I didn't see the replay but what caught the corner of my eye was the reflection of Lambeau Field in a fellow fan's sun glasses. Thankfully, she was seated just at the right distance for my lens to capture it!
A very detailed account of this day's experience is here.
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- Pass Rush (0.4 mi)
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- A Bird's Eye View of The Resch (0.7 mi)
- Air Borne (29 mi)
- Discussion (29.6 mi)
- UW Oshkosh Invitational - Steeple Chase (41 mi)
- Turkey Crossing (89.3 mi)
- Bride And Her Maids (114.3 mi)
- Thai Pavilion (115.9 mi)
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Archive ID Date/Time Camera Lens Focal Length Exposure Program Shutter Speed Aperture ISO Exposure Bias Flash Filters Light Value Hyperfocal Distance Focus Distance Depth of Field Field of View Tripod Notes/Remarks |
dsc_101-2445 2006.11.19 14:23:54 EST NIKON D70s AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G IF-ED 200.0 mm (35 mm equivalent: 300.0 mm) Aperture-priority AE 1/500 second(s) f/5.6 400 -1/3 No None 11.9 356.59 m 2.24 m 0.03 m (2.23 - 2.25) 6.3 deg (0.24 m) No -- |
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BMYPhotos
2008-12-28 11:28:52
Cool reflection captured!
2008-12-28 11:28:52
Larry Gallier
2008-12-28 12:43:36
I've got it too! The obsessive compulsive photographer syndrome. Great shot!2008-12-28 12:43:36
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Seen on my Flickr home page. (?)
Gowtham
2008-12-28 13:04:24
@Larry,2008-12-28 13:04:24
The technical phrase you used is soo cool and sounds so geeky/nerdy - I like it and will use it often :)
sunrisepenny
2008-12-28 16:10:48
Great shot!!! That is soo cool!!
2008-12-28 16:10:48
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2008-12-28 11:20:36
A+++ Grade Photo