Triathlon - cycling

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Triathlon - cycling sent on July 06, 2019 (21:19) by Cusufai. 2 comments, 340 views.

, 1/125 f/11.0, ISO 100, hand held.

10 persons like it: Andrea_Perini, Errevi, Lucalox, Marco Fagioli Fermo, Mauryg11, Nando Scalise, Rendy L., TheBlackbird, TheVeryMagicMe, Turbolumaca

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Turbolumaca

sent on July 06, 2019 (22:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Well, really cool.
Congratulation, from the choice of the MAF I guess is not a random shot.
Hello, David

Cusufai

sent on July 07, 2019 (9:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good morning David!
This event was my first photo exercise of this kind and in particular in this situation I was looking for a good panning with visible wheel rotation for cyclists coming from the right; I noticed that the overlap with those that instead they were back on the circuit (athletes faced the cycling test after swimming), coming from the left, could create interesting overlaps in the image. So I shot in these "crossing" moments using the burst.
The results were absolutely unpredictable; I threw almost all the shots; not this one where the gust framed the athlete I was talking about (pre-set fire in manual) in the one that paraded in the opposite direction.
Good Sunday everyone.
Paul ... cusufai

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