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Sports photography tip: Keep an eye on your surroundings

Thursday 28 July 2022, 14:41 by | 2,632 views | 0 comments

This article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.

There is always emotion in sport. This emotion is present not only among the athletes, but also in the surroundings. Do not forget to photograph the spectators too. You will want to capture those great moments as well.

Emotion among spectators

f/2.8, 1/320s, 2.000 ISO @ 200mm

Parents who are happy for their child. Supporters cheering or crying. Pre-arranged displays in the stands. Supporters going from hell to heaven and back again. Die-hard fans cheering on their heroes. Children getting completely caught up in it.

All sorts of things happen around a sporting event. Try to keep an eye out for them and capture them too.

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