Red Sox game the other night - for my fellow baseball fans!

[SquarePeg]

Nice pix
Glad you did not have any focus problem with the safety net.

Candlestick is no more. It has been torn down.
It can be cold in the new ballpark in SF, but at least it does not have the wind that Candlestick had.

I did have to use manual focus a couple of times to get the focus beyond the net, especially when I was trying to lock on to players in the backstop area. I never got to go to Candlestick, would have liked to have seen a game there. SF can be very cold in spring and summer! I remember sitting in front of the hotel's firepit to keep warm and it was early July.

Parks I've been to so far - Fenway, Camden Yards, Wrigley, Coors field, Cleveland (is it still called Jacob's field?), Yankee Stadium (the old one), Tropicana and whatever the White Sox were calling their field in 2008. Still on my list - National's, Phillies, Dodgers... Nationals are up next as I have a cousin living in Virginia and she is also a huge baseball fan.

 

[ac12]

Nice pix
Glad you did not have any focus problem with the safety net.

Candlestick is no more. It has been torn down.
It can be cold in the new ballpark in SF, but at least it does not have the wind that Candlestick had.

I did have to use manual focus a couple of times to get the focus beyond the net, especially when I was trying to lock on to players in the backstop area. I never got to go to Candlestick, would have liked to have seen a game there. SF can be very cold in spring and summer! I remember sitting in front of the hotel's firepit to keep warm and it was early July.

Mark Twain's said "the coldest winter he had, was the summer in San Francisco."
The other problem is the 30F+ temp swing during the day; from daytime comfortable (shorts and tee shirt) to night time COLD (boots, jeans, ski jacket).