Newsgroup: it.sport.ciclismo
Titolo: [Foto] Trofeo Guareschi Prodotti Ittici

Classifica:
1 Gilmore Rochelle (Safi Pasta Zara Manhattan) km. 79,500 in 1h 59124” 
media 39,950 km/h
2 Fernandes Silva Janildes (Chirio Forno d'Asolo) s.t.
3 Soldo Eleonora (Chirio Forno d’Asolo) s.t.
4 Gatto Lisa (Fiamme Azzurre) s.t.
5 Bronzini Giorgia (Team Frw) s.t.
6 Touffet Elodie (Nobili Rubinetterie Menikini Cogeas) s.t.
7 Stramousova Elena (Fenixs Colnago) s.t.
8 Vzesniauskaite Modesta (Team Frw) s.t.
9 Parietti Silvia (Safi Pasta Zara Manhattan) s.t.
10 Baccaille Monia (Saccarelli Emu Marsciano) s.t.
Le mie foto:
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/firma_castrucci.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/firma_forno.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/mode_firma.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/firma_andr_austr.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/firma_emmasi.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo1.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo3.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo4.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo5.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo6.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo7.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo8.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo9.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo10.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo11.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/gruppo12.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/arrivo.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/podio1.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/podio2.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/guareschi_06/podio3.jpg
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Nice photos again, I know you are making the rounds this year, must be fun
for sure. While the quality of the camera seems to be well good enough to
take good photos, perhaps in the future you might want to take it a step
further. I like your photos and I would like to share a few tips. First of
course, everyone enjoys the photos. Probably many like me, take a nice
refreshing break, getting a mocha or coffee and sit down to enjoy seeing
them. Even during the men's Giro, I bet everyone is looking at them. Having
access in Europe and being centrally located in Switzerland, is a huge plus
to access many of these races. Of course that's a big jump on any of us who
live in America, and if you want to take it a step further, you could.
Composition or the makeup of a photo placement can be keen. Like for
instance, if you notice in this photo, the background or the back drop makes
for an interesting photo here...
http://procyclingwomen.com/Temp/pack.jpg
While the quality of the photo is not that good, the back drop, and the
angle off the back of the moto makes it more interesting. Also the point is,
if you can get moto access, and take photos off the back of the moto, you
can get excellent close up action shots. For instance in this photo of
Lefloch, the shot is taken off the back of the moto, and its up close and
personal. Two things here, one, the angle here presents for interesting
composition at times, but also like here, the camera man, a friend of mine,
knows the girls well enough, and has the ability to prompt the girls to
animate for the camera. Here he was able to get Lefloch to come out of the
saddle and stretch out in the climbing stance which makes for a powerful
dynamic photo. This is what makes great photos, like Cor Vos or Watson. My
friend here who took this photos is the best in America, he is like the Cor
Vos of Europe. He has been taking top quality photos off the back of the
moto for many years and is in charge of photography for the Liberty Classic
and Toona this year. He has not just a press pass, but has seniority in
getting the first shot at taking photos off the back of the moto, which is
usually reserved for TV, video coverage from networks. He shares the same
rights to access for moto at the races. This is the best way to get up close
and personal photos that are action shots, and if you can cue a rider to
animate, then all the much the better. Many girls are quite willing once
they trust you, or know you a little, working with the camera man, much like
a fashion model works with a professional camera man.
Here Lefloch delivers for a great shot up out of the saddle...
http://procyclingwomen.com/Images/Lefloch.jpg
Now in this one, he prompts Jeanson to come up out of the saddle for the
camera shot, this was Toona in 2004, and the same year, he did an interview
with her on Bike.com
http://procyclingwomen.com/Images/Jeanson-3.jpg
Now another thing is something interesting or different before, during or
after the race. In this photo, its during the event, a crash, and a photo of
the doctor cleaning the cuts, notice the sweat, and the heat of the moment,
makes for an interesting photo, Cardwell clearly in distress...
http://procyclingwomen.com/Temp/Catherine-Cardwell.jpg
In this one, Bessette eating watermelon, its hot and the melon is clearly a
nice cool after effect for Lyne.
http://procyclingwomen.com/Images/Bessette-3.jpg
In this photo Nicole Freedman is stretching her legs, pre warm up, nice
shot. BTW, Freedman just retired.
http://procyclingwomen.com/Images/Nicole-Freedman-1.jpg
Now another idea, is like Walter and crew over at Laborraccia, sometimes
take some provacative shots. Here is a shot my friend took when he did an
interview of Lynn Gaggioli. The interview was in a major sports magazine.
She was willing to do some sexy photos, and getting the girls to cut up or
display some tasteful yet sexy antics for the camera is a delicate matter,
it requires the willingness and the trust from the girls to open up more
then just some casual shots. While these are not that important, sometimes
they can be nice to spice up a photo session, much like that really sexy
photo of Modesta that was taken last year. Here Lynn unzips her top...
http://procyclingwomen.com/Temp/Gaggioli.jpg
Three things, that would add to your photo sessions in the future if you
have the time and willingness to go the extra mile.
1. Composition
2. Interesting off beat photos, like crashes, the aftermath, or eating,
stretching, or mugging for the camera, antics.
3. Tasteful sexy photos
Bruce