
I wants it.
I wants it now.
But alas it's not to be. I went to my last Blue Jays game of the year on Sunday with a coworker. I was supposed to go with my wife, but her back has been out for a few days. I've never had such a hard time in my life giving something away, but it was nigh impossible to give away this (pretty decent) baseball ticket. I finally managed to sucker, errr, convince once of my coworkers to come with.
I was originally going to bring my camera with me to take some photos at the game, something I had yet to date done. I decided for whatever reason not to, but the mere thought of it got me looking again at lenses. I'd love to have a nice sports photography lens, and it's really too bad that I don't have the coin for it at the moment, because I'm in love with a few of the Canon L series lenses.
I could also snag a Sigma 70-200mm 2.8 for my Canon, which is more attainable price wise but still out of reach at the moment.
I feel like my current equipment wouldn't do what I want, and admittedly I haven't tried but I do feel I have a valid concern in that my lens would not be fast enough. You see, with f-stop of only 4-5.6, reality is I would not be able to go to the shutter speed I want without horribly horribly underexposing my pictures most likely. In retrospect I do wish I'd brought the camera because I should have tested it out but oh well... There is always next year right? I know that's what the Jays are saying after finishing under .500.......
Today's picture is one a friend asked me to take for his class. He had to get a picture taken of him that he felt best represented himself. I'm told it is well composed and that stylistically it's in the right 3 thirds or some crap position... So.... Go me!




