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Paul they seem to be hitting form already, was told by a couple of the Armagh boys to watch out for Cavan they reckon that they can do well this year.
Some great shots , you will get some travelling done with Cross and Armagh.
Cheers
Soda[/quote]yea but wot ealse would you do on a sunday
paul
yea but wot ealse would you do on a sunday
paul[/quote]
Paul I coach kids on a Sunday morning and I would love to be able to travel to any game on a Sunday afternoon.If I was allowed :lol: :lol:
Sodabrandyman wrote:
Paul, these are excellent shots indeed! A 300 f2.8 must have set you back a few bob…. :oops: You are professional I assume?
I am hoping to get more into sports photography, and have managed to get a Canon 300 f4 L IS (awaiting delivery) for a mixture of football, rugby, hockey and cricket etc.
You never know – I might be knocking on your door to accompany you on a GAA shoot sometime soon.got a gr8 deal on the 300mm got it second hand, im only partime, at the photos
the canon 300mm f4 will be a gr8 job for the football rugby and hockey, you will need a convertor for the cricket i used a sigma 170-500mm for cricket before i got the convertor for my 300
paulPaul I coach kids on a Sunday morning and I would love to be able to travel to any game on a Sunday afternoon.If I was allowed :lol: :lol:
Soda[/quote]take the kids along to the match you could say its part of the coaching
Cheers for all the advice lads i did actually have some of them published in some local papers at the time!!!
Hi all,
Just thought I would introduce myself. My name is Conor Twomey and I have been covering the Laois Football Team at the O’Byrne Cup over the last 4 weeks. Loved it, mind you froze to death on the sideline.
All my images are on my website, so no need to post them here. http://www.conortwomey.com/
All the best.
Regards,
Conor
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