Your photos have very discouraging problems with white balance. If your photographer(s) would use pre-set white balance, that feature of most professional cameras would reap big benefits. There is also a serious problem of composition which suggests that the camera does not have a lens appropriate to the task of fast-moving sports photography close in enough to be useful and effective. Those two problems render your vast galleries of still shots mostly useless and frustrating to look at. It’s made a double shame by the fact that the athlete entertainers seem to present themselves well in addition to putting on very fine shows for matches. Their personal appearances and professional performances are muddled by the camera. Problem: awful photography probably complicated by inadequate equipment, though is it the photographer and not the camera which makes good art–or bad–or very bad. Thanks for listening. For an example of the very best ringside camera work around, check out another smugmug site: http://getlostphotography.smugmug.com/Other
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Tom Brown, Baltimore, USA