Post your best winter sports photos!

[mattsartin]

Paoli Peaks, IN (really just a big hill)


Canon XTi & Tamron 10-24mm w/ CPL, Sigma 50-150mm


1/1000s f/3.5 ISO 800


http://lh3.ggpht.com/_txxcOCWRgac/S0li20RSzFI/AAAAAAAAJdQ/3WlSMSWt-Jw/s512/_MG_3678.JPG


1/320s ISO 200 f/4


http://lh4.ggpht.com/_txxcOCWRgac/S0lg-Nd6m4I/AAAAAAAAJc8/a66OJQIy49c/s512/_MG_3606.JPG


1/500s f/5 ISO 200


http://lh6.ggpht.com/_txxcOCWRgac/S0lgRYbnCwI/AAAAAAAAJco/eBP0rqMq3AI/s512/_MG_3560.JPG

[Rodger]

I like number 2 the best Matt! Good angle! :)


I posted these already (before this thread was created). Hope you don't mind if I post them again!


http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4012/4257515013_5f22af05ce.jpg ("http://www.flickr.com/photos/rodgerobley/4257515013/)


Canon 20D 18-55 kit lens @ 18mm. 1/250 f/4 ISO 200


Strobist Info: 1 Vivitar 285HV bare, @ 1/4 camera left in front, facing riders, fired via CyberSyncs. 1 Canon 430EXII bare, on camera ETTL


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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2730/4257516507_25e325a770.jpg ("http://www.flickr.com/photos/rodgerobley/4257515013/)


Canon 20D 18-55 kit lens @ 27mm. 1/250 f/4 ISO 100


Strobist Info: 1 Vivitar 285HV bare, @ 1/4 camera left in front, facing riders, fired via CyberSyncs. 1 Canon 430EXII bare, on camera ETTL



http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4047/4258307665_66ec036330.jpg ("http://www.flickr.com/photos/rodgerobley/4257516507/)


Canon 20D 18-55mm kit lens @ 18mm. 1/160 f/4.5 ISO 100


Strobist Info: 1 Canon 430EXII bare, @ 1/2 -0.3 camera right at the bottom. 1 Vivitar 285HV bare, @ 1/2 camera left at the top.
Fired via CyberSyncs



[url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/rodgerobley/4258310095/]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2776/4258310095_515e80c540.jpg ("http://www.flickr.com/photos/rodgerobley/4258307665/)


Canon 20D 18-55mm kit lens @ 18mm. 1/160 f/8 ISO 800


Strobist Info: 1 Canon 430EXII bare, @ 1/2 -0.3 camera right at the bottom. 1 Vivitar 285HV bare, @ 1/2 camera left at the top.
Fired via CyberSyncs


For the rest of the images (currently 6 more) in the project I'm keeping this winter, check out the Flickr set ("http://www.flickr.com/photos/rodgerobley/sets/72157623169851428/).

[mattsartin]

These are some great shots Rodger! I did miss them the first time thanks for reposting them, this was the first time I'd been snowboarding since I got into photography so it was pretty exciting for me, thankfully there was another guy there giving me some tips, I look forward to the challenge of doing it at night!

[Rodger]

My biggest struggle at night was obtaining that background separation with the backlighting. It seemed the only way to do it was place the strobe directly behind the subject, which results with the strobe being in the frame (or hidden behind the subject). I'll have to dissect some Transworld Snow photos during math class tomorrow and try again the next night! haha.



this was the first time I'd been snowboarding since I got into photography so it was pretty exciting for me


I feel ya. I justtt got on my board tonight actually after deciding that a "backyard terrain park" was not good for photos.

[Rodger]

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4042/4280692314_2033d8ac6f.jpg ("http://www.flickr.com/photos/rodgerobley/4280692314/)


Strobist Info: 1 Vivitar 285HV camera right, bare, @ 1/2 power. 1 430EXII camera left, bare, @ 1/8


This one is from a few weeks ago. Pittsburgh has been going through a warm spell :( just this past week we got a few inches. Time to head out and shoot some new shots soon!


Thoughts are welcome!

[Oren]

Hey Rodger,


Your winter sports shots are wonderful [:D]


Those people in the pictures are your friends?

[Rodger]

Thanks so much Oren!


Yep! I'm lucky to have some friends that are pretty good at snowboarding.


Haha I couldn't keep my own riding up to speed with them, so I moved on to photos!

[Oren]

Well done, superb colors and lighting... really great.

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Shot at Afton Alps, MN.


Shot with the Canon T1i, and the EF 70-210 f/3.5-4.5 USM Lens