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Thank you both for the comments... Dont worry about sounding negative any feedback is a way to learn... These seats were my bosses seats so I dont get to sit there very much so I dont get very many chances to get shots. I think one of the reasons why this shot doesnt have more motion blur was the player in red had actually stopped and I quickly put the camera into position if he had still been moving I think the blur would have been much better... Out of a lot of shots that night this shot was the best one I got.

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