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Busch Stadium St. Louis
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Ok, back to St. Louis and the baseball game. I've just got so many places to share with you all from the last couple weeks - I love spring! I've had several great photographic opportunities lately, so, here's another from the third St. Louis Cardinals baseball game of the season. This is the Third Base Entrance, facing west, catching a nice dose of warm evening sunshine. This might look a little off kilter - I tried to get rid of some lens distortion and may have over compensated at the bottom. I like the light, though. The statue in front of the entrance is that of Stan "The Man" Musial, Mr. Cardinal, the greatest Cardinal Baseball player in history. He is still alive, too, but getting fairly old, I think he is almost 90 now.
This shot isn't about baseball, though, it is about St. Louis, and light, and an opportunity. If you want to see a shot about baseball, well, check this one or this one out. They are about baseball a little more than this.
Again, I like the color of the sunlight on the red brick of the stadium, and the reflection on the black steel beams and the red of the team sign against the deep blue sky. I'll put another, less tilted one in the workshop, a little less detail from about a half a city block behind this one. It gives a bigger picture. I don't know, maybe I should have uploaded that one as the main shot for the day, and put this one in the workshop. What do you think?
This is just another of my favorite places in St. Louis. If you ever get there, you'll want to at least walk by it to see the scoreboard and some of the great drinking establishments nearby! |
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Good simple capture of this stadium in strong light. Good colours, the polariser did a great job for you.
This was definitely the shot to post, the WS version has less impact.
Rew
Nice shot, Reed. Great colors and light.
Well composed picture, my friend.
Congratulations and TFS.
Abraços,
Bruno
Hi Reed,
I see now why it is difficult to frame this stadium, you're short on space its either too wide or too narrow so you probably need a wider lens (maybe) to capture it from close. IMHO a crop right below the arch would probably look better.
I like the overall "graphics" of this photograph, red over blue and the colours of the steel make this very striking image, your exposure is bang on target. The sharpness is another plus of this photograph.
Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Sayantan Mukherjee
lets play ball this is a excellent shot Reed realy good details the colours are excelent and the pov very good looks a amazing stadium sorry ball park thanks a lot for posting regards bryan
Looks like our Minute Maid Park! Same kind of design! Nice work on this Reed! You got some good color saturation in this! Love the symmetrical look here!
B-)
Linda
Nice dramatic shot with great colour. Rew was right and this was the one to post. Good job
warm regards
David
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