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Munster Hurling Final

  • 30-11-2008 11:22pm
    #1
    kensutz
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Comments

  • #2
    tororosso
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    Some nice Photos there :)
    particularly like 2 and 3! The first photo is great too but is a bit dark...
    I presume you were pitchside?? Your hands must have been freezing!


  • #3
    kensutz
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    The first one printed out perfectly for me for some reason. The 4th is a result of condensation on the front of the lens and didn't work on it as I was too tired when I got home.

    I was pitchside and fingerless gloves are a lifesaver.


  • #4
    dec.foley
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    nice photos .. great win .


  • #5
    AnimalRights
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    1st pic def too dark and is the guy in pic #2 who was whinging in a previous pic upped here?


  • #6
    kensutz
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    AnimalRights wrote: »
    1st pic def too dark and is the guy in pic #2 who was whinging in a previous pic upped here?

    1st pic is the way I edited and wanted it that way. Printed out fine too.


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  • #7
    AnimalRights
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    Yeah you already said, thing is you upped it here/ :p
    answer my 2nd line, is that the guy who someone posted a pic of b4 who was bawling his eyes out, I'm not a GAA fan.


  • #8
    kensutz
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    Yes I posted it up at the All Ireland Homecoming.


  • #9
    LeoB
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    Great shots Ken. Delighted for John Mullane. He is a sports photographers dream. When he grabs the his shirt after a score you can feel the passion and pride. Also happy for Kevin Moran. I was the referee when De La Salle won All-Ireland Feile title in 2000 beating Padraig Pearses from Roscommon in Croke Park:cool: , Kevin was the captain. Small world his uncle is now involved with my club. Nice to see guys like Mullane do their rewards:)


  • #10
    kensutz
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    Sure is a photographers dream, he got me 2nd prize in the National Shield

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  • #11
    kjt
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    Love the first picture, nice Ken!


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  • #12
    LeoB
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    Well done Ken. Love that shot of him. I go to quite a few club games but always find I look at the match and miss some good oppertunities. I am heavily involved with my local club and currently run club Academy and am P.R.O. after Christmas will have U/16 Squad to look after not to mention my day job and 3 kids. hard to fit it all in. However I have promised myself come the national league and start of Dublin Senior football league I will make some time to concentrate on getting a good batch of G.A.A photos. Dont know who De La have in semi but if they can avoid Ballyhale or Portumna they could go the whole way. Do you generally concentrate on an area of pitch or do you go afte a player? Some of my photos are on www.stmaursgaa.ie Oh and you can do our lotto online and win the price of some more gear!!


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