Sports Photography

8 Tips for Sports photography:

 http://photography.tutsplus.com/tutorials/8-tips-for-taking-sports-photos-like-a-pro--photo-296

Review: This website was very helpful to me because it was not very long, but it had all the essential information. Something that really stuck with me was to find a new view. Not every sports photo has to be taken from the same point of view, you can mix it up as the photographer. One other very helpful tip to me was to not chimp. Chimping means yo check in your view finder after you take every photo, which can make up trip over the sideline or get in the way of the game. This article also had good information on how to set the ISO and shutter speed, which is very important to get freeze motion, which produces clearer and more interesting shots. The last helpful tip was to get a longer lens which will allow you to take photos with a higher ISO. This photo was very helpful to me as a beginner, and I would definitely recommend it to any beginner sports photographer.

10 Tips for Beginning Sports Photographers:

http://www.digitalrev.com/article/10-sports-photography-tips-for/MzA3MzA1NTI_A

Sports Photography How-to

http://photo.net/learn/sports/overview