BYU vs. Northern Iowa College Football – The 400mm

September 2, 2008: On Assignment, Trent.

BYU wide receiver Michael Reed (3) runs for a touchdown.

Last post I talked about using three cameras for three different viewpoints from a football game. From last Saturday’s BYU home opener, here are my favorites taken with the 400mm/2.8 lens. This is the one that gets me in close.

BYU quarterback Max Hall.

BYU offensive coordinator Robert Anae watches the offense come off the field after a turnover.

BYU running back Harvey Unga.

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mike terry says:

September 5, 2008 at 3:36 pm

Anae photo is great.

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