Courtesy of Nick Didlick,
David Burnett and his Speed at the Games.
Courtesy of Nick Didlick,
David Burnett and his Speed at the Games.
It is great to see a hand held Speed Graphic being used to photograph sports. There have been many classic sports photos made with this camera. I would like to see link where we could view his results. I would wager that they hold up well in comparison to the results of the digitals.Originally Posted by Allen in Montreal
Courtesy of Nick Didlick,
David Burnett and his Speed at the Games.
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His website is http://www.davidburnett.com/ Nothing from the current Olympics is up yet, but plenty from previous sporting events to give you a hint.
His quote on my buddy's (who took that picture) Facebook page was,
A little worried about the 2 degree angle of the camera, we will see NEXT WEEK when the film is ready.
(caps are mine).
Must be nice not to have a deadline in 2 minutes!
Good on him for sticking to his preferred work flow. The guy is a work horse and loves what he does as much today as ever.
He is a really nice guy too, I've talked to him online and he suffers fools gracefully.
I really could not agree more with him on his most recent blog post. Have a read.
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