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Isn't it great how the sound of a well-struck ball by a power hitter is different? I suspect even from up high (where were your seats?), that one sounded special.
Rufus: We knew it instantly. I mean, we SMELLED it coming. That's why I had the camera trained on ARod. Sitting there, with my boys and wife, all saying "here comes a grand slam", then BOOM.
Matt, it’s a Canon EOS. Using the larger lens 55-250, I believe.
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Love the shot! (Yours I mean; I didn’t see A-Rod’s)
Where did you learn to do that?
what camera / lens did you use for the shot?
Isn't it great how the sound of a well-struck ball by a power hitter is different? I suspect even from up high (where were your seats?), that one sounded special.
Rufus: We knew it instantly. I mean, we SMELLED it coming. That's why I had the camera trained on ARod. Sitting there, with my boys and wife, all saying "here comes a grand slam", then BOOM.
Good times.
Matt, it’s a Canon EOS. Using the larger lens 55-250, I believe.