Red Carpet event in sydney for 50 years of TV
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2006 8:44 amWell.. I went to the red carpet event, and while I managed to be in a top spot for taking photos I was very frustrated by some casino special security guard.
I was in a legitimate position and all, but I swear I think he thought he was in the United States secret service protecting the president. He did his damdest to always be standing right in front of me while I was taking photo's. He wasn't a small guy either.. I swear he was like 6 feet tall in all directions.
Anyhow, had the above not been the case, and I hadn't done something stupid like had VR turned on during all the flash shots, I probably would have had a lot more really nice shots.
Having said that, I have a fair few that turned out quite nice. Here are just a couple from the night. I'll probably have the rest on my website sometime over the next few days.
Unfortunately, the movement of everything was very quick and I had to snap very quickly hence a lot of my images turned out rather soft or blurry. I also ended up using the 24-120VR due to how close I was to them.
Comments welcome.
I was in a legitimate position and all, but I swear I think he thought he was in the United States secret service protecting the president. He did his damdest to always be standing right in front of me while I was taking photo's. He wasn't a small guy either.. I swear he was like 6 feet tall in all directions.
Anyhow, had the above not been the case, and I hadn't done something stupid like had VR turned on during all the flash shots, I probably would have had a lot more really nice shots.
Having said that, I have a fair few that turned out quite nice. Here are just a couple from the night. I'll probably have the rest on my website sometime over the next few days.
Unfortunately, the movement of everything was very quick and I had to snap very quickly hence a lot of my images turned out rather soft or blurry. I also ended up using the 24-120VR due to how close I was to them.
Comments welcome.