Atlanta Braves & Gwinnett Braves

[kylehess10]

C&C much appreciated!!

I use a Nikon D90. Photos 1 through 6 were taken with a Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 lens and a 1.4x teleconveter making it a 280mm f/4. Photo 7 is a panorama of 9 images of Gwinnett Stadium taken with a 28mm f/2.8 Nikkor lens.

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[Kenny32]

Good job with the equipment you have. Especially with the shots from the Braves game where you probably couldn't move around much.

I might be going to Gwinnett this summer for a ballgame while I'm on vacation...I'd be credentialed, and I must say, I hate where that photo well is (The one you can see in #6)...Do they have other photo wells at the end of the dugouts, or no? The other one would be fine for shooting pitchers, but I would hate that angle for batters...I just like to be further down the line.

 

[kylehess10]

Good job with the equipment you have. Especially with the shots from the Braves game where you probably couldn't move around much.

I might be going to Gwinnett this summer for a ballgame while I'm on vacation...I'd be credentialed, and I must say, I hate where that photo well is (The one you can see in #6)...Do they have other photo wells at the end of the dugouts, or no? The other one would be fine for shooting pitchers, but I would hate that angle for batters...I just like to be further down the line.

I do remember seeing a couple photographers at the end of each dugout. The ushers there are actually really cool and every time I go to a G-Braves game I just get a lawn seat and go sit by the dugout. They never have a problem with photographers. Best part is, unlike Turner Field, Coolray Field has no limits on lens size and they allow monopods. It's a great place for sports photography