I've just begin reading the article : very, very interesting.


Yeah, I think it's useful knowing how to control that point (photography, but also business meetings, and everyday life in fact)


Quote Originally Posted by Sheiky
what type of sport do you shoot where you have to run to different spots

Dog sled. It was the first time I covered the Grande Odyssee this year in Megeve, France, and running in the snow to get from one point to the other (knowing it's a one way circuit, they don't pass X times again). I train a lot (running and fit) but in that case, with rangers boots and gear, I was kinda shaky arrived at the shooting point. Even though both lenses had IS, I missed a lot (or a lot was far from perfect according to what I wanted)


Ok, it's not the everyday shooting place, but if you're asked to cover a competition, you need to do it right (or the best you can).


In that case that stop-and-run thing showed me that I needed to work this a bit out.


I understand it's a very personal problem to manage, and most photographer don't have it.


Thanks anyway Jan