LuckySo-n-So
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Thanks for your responses, guys (and gals, as the case may be :mrgreen.
First and foremost, I am quite aware that none of these photos are very good from an image quality standpoint (see my thread in the Equipment Forum). I posted them on the LSU site because they are LSU related (the website is not officially affiliated with LSU, however, it is the most popular fan website).
Photo #1 is obviously the most questionable. It even makes me a bit uncomfortable, and it does seem a bit gratuitous for the simple fact that the point of focus is the young lady's crotch. Had her face been in the photo, it would have lessened the "shock" value. All that being said, I am of the school of thought that the action occurred at a NCAA sanctioned athletic event, and as such, is perfectly legitimate to photograph.
Photo#2: I have seen countless photos of male gymnasts on the High Bar in this exact same position, or a variation of it. The only difference is that they are wearing pants.
Photo#3: Decent action shot. Stopping most of the action at the high point of her split over the beam. It's not very good aesthetically because she wasn't facing me.
These are my thoughts.
Thanks for yours!
:cheers:
First and foremost, I am quite aware that none of these photos are very good from an image quality standpoint (see my thread in the Equipment Forum). I posted them on the LSU site because they are LSU related (the website is not officially affiliated with LSU, however, it is the most popular fan website).
Photo #1 is obviously the most questionable. It even makes me a bit uncomfortable, and it does seem a bit gratuitous for the simple fact that the point of focus is the young lady's crotch. Had her face been in the photo, it would have lessened the "shock" value. All that being said, I am of the school of thought that the action occurred at a NCAA sanctioned athletic event, and as such, is perfectly legitimate to photograph.
Photo#2: I have seen countless photos of male gymnasts on the High Bar in this exact same position, or a variation of it. The only difference is that they are wearing pants.
Photo#3: Decent action shot. Stopping most of the action at the high point of her split over the beam. It's not very good aesthetically because she wasn't facing me.
These are my thoughts.
Thanks for yours!
:cheers: