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The Manual of Sports Photography is a handbook about taking excellent sports photos. Cristiano Pugno is a professional photographer who has made a short guide to getting the best action shots, whether it be in soccer (football), running, gymnastics, or water sports. Keep this little manual with you when you are shooting athletic events; it will help you take front-page photos.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5In a few pages we read the most important aspects of shooting sports that give enough information for further thinking and reading. Thanks, it was a very helpful read.
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Manual of Sports Photography - cristiano pugno
Manual of
Sports
Photography
Preface
This manual is intended to be a compilation of the author's experiences in the field of sports photography, and it is not necessarily the final word on the subject.
It is designed to be a guide for those who venture into this very specialized area of photography, with rules that are perhaps different from the general norm.
In the first part the reader will find guidelines applicable to all sports photography, while the second part contains more specific rules for various sports.
I have not included a lot of photos in this book because the display on e-readers cannot do justice to the images, and numerous photos would lengthen the download time. Also, it is beyond the scope of this book to be a commentary on my work.
You can follow my blog at:
http://beppeiaf.altervista.org/blog
Or email me at: beppeiaf@yahoo.it
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GENERAL RULES
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The most important thing is your safety!
Before you shoot, look around and keep this in mind: Don’t put yourself in danger, and don't endanger others with your behavior.
This is especially true in motor sports such as rallying and circuit races. If some areas are restricted from the public, it is definitely for reasons of safety. Even if you were able take photos, it would not be worth risking your life.
The same goes for photographers who venture into the mountains. If you are not properly trained and equipped, do not go into inaccessible areas. Otherwise, rescue workers may have to risk their lives to save you.
The main thing is the sport
not the photo!
Do not disturb the athletes! If flash is not permitted, do NOT
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