About rivers: I haven't noticed that I've run out of them. And where it says "You've already recommended..." and I want to recommend, I'm recommending using the check mark in the comments.
I just love books about sports (and I've always played myself)), and there are old books with photos of goalies. And I just love the angle when the goalie saves the ball in that jump, but the ball has to be in flight, and the goal is visible, so you can accurately assess whether the goalie is making a save or not and at what height. :).
Jak Trum, Yes, everything is the old fashioned way. I'm amazed by the old sports photos - no digital, no speed of at least 3 frames per second, no telephoto lenses... And the works are simply gorgeous... they really knew how to capture the moment :curvesmile
About rivers: I haven't noticed that I've run out of them. And where it says "You've already recommended..." and I want to recommend, I'm recommending using the check mark in the comments.
Excellent!
"The frame," as goalies say, is visible :).
I just love books about sports (and I've always played myself)), and there are old books with photos of goalies.
And I just love the angle when the goalie saves the ball in that jump, but the ball has to be in flight, and the goal is visible, so you can accurately assess whether the goalie is making a save or not and at what height. :).
What new? The goalkeeper doesn't do anything new: he jumps and catches, and the photographer, just like before, also jumps and catches.