My Weekend part II

[Jed]

Saturday: Leeds Utd v Man Utd

Alan Smith turns Roy Keane inside out.

Manchester United celebrate Scholes' goal.

Robbie Fowler shows nifty ball control.

Mark Viduka has Fabien Barthez in trouble.

Scholes gets the yellow card for a late challenge on Danny Mills.

 

[Jed]

Fowler wrestles with Nicky Butt for the ball.

Man Utd celebrate again.

Fowler muscles Keane away from the ball.

Alex Ferguson has a wry smile for his team conceding three.

Sums up Leeds afternoon... Alan Smith on the ball with nowhere to go.

 

[Jed]

Fowler's turn to get muscled out of it, by Ronnie Johnsen.

Ian Harte curls in his freekick.

Keane goes in high on Bakke.

One of my trademark freekick shots... :bsmilie:

 

[eadwine]

waaah how come so shiok can go there and take photo one =(

 

[Mankul]

what digicam he use? so clear one....
can watch the match also..eh...Jed is Singaporean ah?

 

[ckiang]

Originally posted by Mankul
what digicam he use? so clear one....
can watch the match also..eh...Jed is Singaporean ah?

The best. Absolute Best. Nikon D1X. :rbounce:

I don't think he has the mind to "watch" the match lest he miss shots though. ;p

Regards
CK

 

[Flare]

Ifme not wrong, Jed is Singaporean in UK for studies (?) and he's in some photo agency or something (in other words, professional) So he can go down to the pitch and take pictures. Press~

 

[Jed]

No lah, D1x not the best. Focusing is rubbish, especially compared to Canon. Even the D30 makes all Nikon cameras look like rubbish.

Still, that's not a reason to change to Canon. OTOH, like the majority of the fashion photogs at London Fashion Week and other top events, the majority did switch to Nikon because they were waiting, and waiting, and waiting, for the professional Canon digital camera...

Yes I'm press. And it's not a fraction as glamourous as it may sound. I used to get a thrill walking out in front of 50k people or whatever (without a track like Kallang, it's FAR more imposing and impressive, and loud), but not anymore. Now it's just a job. Like any other I suppose.