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- I am a staff photojournalist at the Concord Monitor. I am a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism and was a student at the Danish School of Journalism. Upon graduation, I worked at the Midland Daily News for nearly two years from 2008-2010.
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4 comments:
nice. how'd you get up there? the backgrounds are so nasty where I've been shooting tennis lately, I would kill for a high angle...
Ditto to that comment.
yeah, I lucked out. there are about 16 courts split in half by a raised cement walkway type deal. off to the corners of some of the courts are cement planters raised up even higher (I know, most confusing explanation ever) so I climbed out on those and bingo. It was one of my first times shooting tennis and luckily the light was working at a couple spots really nice with the background by keeping it in shadow and highlighting the player. Hope that helped
Nice series of how u bring this tennisgame in the images! Great! I like it a lot! Clean shots!
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