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Ultimate High Ultimate Low 44/52

Scott

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Ultimate Low
Ultimate Low
Ultimate Low

Yesterday I went to Princeton, New Jersey and watched/photographed a couple Ultimate Frisbee games. There was a tournament going on and teams from many colleges were playing. Princeton, Rowan, Ramapo, Rutgers, Temple, Hofstra and others. I went knowing that I’d be standing the entire time and that the players would be all over the place, and at great distances. With that, I grabbed my 70-300 f/4.5-5.6 VR lens. Usually for sports I’d use my 70-200 f/2.8 VR II lens, but for this event I know it wouldn’t work for what I needed.

Ultimate High
Ultimate High

For this weeks Project 52 I decided to share these two photos because they really explain how difficult Ultimate Frisbee is.  Pictures can create an amazing story.

Thanks for reading and happy shooting,

Scott

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2 responses to “Ultimate High Ultimate Low 44/52”

  1. Will Avatar
    Will

    Nice shots! Do you play Ultimate? I have tried shooting some ultimate games, without a lot of luck; and being as an ultimate player myself, I find I watch the game with a players eye and not a photographers eye. I should try it again because there are some great opportunities for action shots, like the ones you captured here.

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    1. Scott Wyden Kivowitz Avatar
      Scott Wyden Kivowitz

      Hi WIll,

      I’ve watched many games, but never played. I’m great at catching a frisbee but not so good at throwing one.

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