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Sunday, July 26, 2009

Step by Step Backflip



I don't get to do much sports photography........correction: I don't take the time to do much sports photography......but every once in a while I'll be at a sports event and snap a few pictures. I always come away from these shoots wishing I had a telephoto lens, but end up getting a few good wide angle images. Because my lens selection is limited, some of my favorite pictures to do are the step by step action shots. This process consists of holding the camera in one place, and snapping several back to back shots in rapid succession of an action sequence, and then piecing them together in Photoshop. I love seeing each and every step all laid out in one image.

This is a shot I took at the Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo. They had the guys from OGIO come and do a little motocross at the very end. This was the final jump of the night, and they saved the best trick for last. If you have any questions about how I do this in Photoshop, let me know and I can give you the details.
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2 comments:

Ginny said...

"someday" when my time and season comes around i want the tutorial. it's a great image!

July 29, 2009 at 7:05 PM
Bob said...

I wonder who that is. Any chance of other shots of the guys that came up from OOGIO?

September 19, 2009 at 10:59 PM

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