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Hi Guys,
That time of year again... time for the Handball Pacific Cup (handball world cup qualifying tournament for our region). This year was a women's event. From memory these were all taken with the D200, 85 1.8, S-mode at s250, on camera flash. Sorry about the big ugly watermark.  C&C Appreciated.
 Cheers,
macka a.k.a. Kris
First and third for me Kris, GREAT work!
Second one, the legs behind the player throwing takes away. Would have liked to see the whole ball in the fourth one, but good action shot. Well done! 85 1.8 does a great job! Cheers Brett
You should be pleased with them. It's a very tough game to get good pictures from. The background is always a problem, lighting, crowding and speed of the game make it a real test of a photographers skill.
Regards
Matt. K
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