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Another bit of bowling n bashing by bush blokes

PostPosted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:23 pm
by norwest
Back to the important things after the floods, like cricket.

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Re: Another bit of bowling n bashing by bush blokes

PostPosted: Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:20 am
by sirhc55
As action shots these all excel in your finger action. The first shot is amazing as it looks as if the bowler is going to karate kick the ref :roll:

Re: Another bit of bowling n bashing by bush blokes

PostPosted: Sun Dec 11, 2011 7:19 pm
by biggerry
The last image is the one that stands out from the rest in my opinion.

It just smells of country cricket, not pretentious, just a good game of cricket on a saturday, reminds me of days when I played cricket in teh country as a kid.

I love the fact that the dude is wearing footy shorts, skate shoes, anklet socks and what looks like a local pub promo shirt, this coupled with the BG that appears to be a country railway or road really sets the shot up for a winner.

From a technical stand point this image is also the best, the DOF and subject isolation works marvellously.

Top stuff.

Re: Another bit of bowling n bashing by bush blokes

PostPosted: Sun Dec 11, 2011 10:19 pm
by Big V
Ditto Biggerry's cooments - spot on!

Re: Another bit of bowling n bashing by bush blokes

PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 11:40 am
by norwest
The first shot is amazing as it looks as if the bowler is going to karate kick the ref


I kick once in a while keeps the umpire awake after a hard Friday night.

The last image is the one that stands out from the rest in my opinion.

It just smells of country cricket, not pretentious, just a good game of cricket on a saturday, reminds me of days when I played cricket in teh country as a kid.


Agree and it's also my pick out of all the shots on the day. It's at a place called Merah North, not far from Burren Junction and in the midst of farmland, bush and a single cotton gin, where you watch where you walk in case of Joe Blakes. The team in pink is Cuttabri and mainly Indigenous mates. The background does included a rail track, by the way.

Being out on the field with them makes me want to put the camera away and join in.