My first ballgame at Nationals Park. With a telephoto lens, I was experimenting with motion and movement for the first time.
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nivs24 
Love these. Their shadows make them look like dancers 😆
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🙂 They do!
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I love the first photo. The perfect baseball pose. What size lens did you use?
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Thanks Laura! I used the Canon Telephoto 55-250mm.
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Cool photos, nivs! Where were you sitting … (generally speaking, I mean)? That netting around the seats that border the infield bedevils me when I shoot at games … so it’s nice to get over, above, and around it sometimes.
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My tickets say Section 419. It was way up there. I was using telephoto lens.
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Cool shots!
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Thanks.
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Very good. (Base-ball is a game I never understood. Worse than cricket for me)
😉
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I am clueless as well. I went because I knew I will get good subjects for photography.
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It definitely worked…
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They do keep changing names, and are close to Bangalore or should I say Bengaluru?
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Bangalore rings a bell. Bengaluru? Nah. My grandmother was born in Jowrah, near Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh. I think it is now spelled Jaura. 🙂
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That’s the new name for Bangalore. Dear gosh, I have no idea why they keep changing these names. What next? Back to Hindustan!
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My theory is that politicians who will not improve things (as their mandate is) just change the names. They don’t fix the roads, or streets, but put a new/old name, and think people will fall into the trap… 😦
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