Recent content by Aperture87

If a paper wants to use (and therefore pay for) one of my shots, that's all that really matters to me. Although I can understand why such issues would concern someone, particularly if there name is shown attached to it.

Exactly.

Personally, I'd say start with sitting behind the goals (between the goal and the corner flag as you say), that's the simplest position to get to grips with this in my opinion.

Carlisle ask for a £5 refundable deposit for a hi-viz vest as well, but they do allow you to wear your own if you've got one. I got caught out on my first visit there without any cash on me, and without my own vest, so I had to hand over my ID card instead!

120mm (don't forget the crop factor as well) is certainly too long for when the action finds it's way towards the final third, and corner, of the pitch where the photographer is sitting, particularly at lower levels where you can be much closer, and the pitches are smallers. A particular...

I've always used Filezilla.

Yes, that's right. Sorry, I should have been more specific with my answer, but Tobers explained it just fine for you anyway.

I'm afraid you're going to have to get used to doing that, because it's the best way to do it in my experience. I don't find it that difficult to deal with in all honesty, one (or two in the case of opposing players) extra shot in the download from the card is a small price to pay to be able to...

Your 'checklist' is marvellous!

I was tasked with covering Bolton during that game, lucky old me...

I can't actually help you with who took it, but what are you hoping to do with it?

That's exactly what I do, its never let me down.

Same here, also.

Nice work Tony, good to see some of your work.

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