Enjoy.
Oh, and well done boys.
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Amazing pictures - love the goal celebration especially.
ReplyDeleteThose are really good shots. Amazing you can do so well from the crowd.
ReplyDeleteSome great shots here. Excellent quality too. Really capture the atmosphere.
ReplyDeletewow! great photos! what lens did you use and how the hell did you get into the vic and manage to use it?
ReplyDeleteGreat post again! Keep up the good work!
COYH
Thanks Simon - I was really pleased with the "celebration" picture, Kev (the owner of the camera) had left his seat to answer the call of nature, so I was behind the viewfinder for that one. There are quite a few others in the lead up to the goal and some other celebratory ones that I may post later.
ReplyDeleteHi Stuart, it wasn't my camera, but I'll find out the details on the equipment if you want? I was really impressed with it. In pictures taken from three quarters of the way back in the Rookery, you can clearly make out expressions on the Reading fans faces. Made for quite amusing viewing!
ReplyDeleteIn terms of taking it in, it was just slung in a rucksack - no questions asked! It wasn't a huge lens, so didn't draw any attention.
My understanding is that you can take pictures as long as they aren't for financial gain?
Yeah, would like to know actually! Was it a dslr with a lens? seems so so close and high res for most normal digital cameras! Very impressed!
ReplyDeleteHave had trouble taking cameras into other stadiums, but mainly for concerts and that sort of thing! Great to see more pictures!
COYH
Some superb photos. Even as a Reading fan who was fuming on the day, I can appreciate that. Well done to Watford for staying up and fully deserving their win.
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