Dive

ISO: 1600  f/2.8  shutter speed: 1/250

          So I shot the swim/dive meet this past Saturday. I made this awful mistake again of leaving the camera in my car the night before so it was all foggy. Ugh. I never think about this until I am pulling up to the swim meet with my heat blasting cause I am so cold. Maybe one day I will remember this. So, my lens and camera were super foggy and we desperately needed dive pictures, which just happened to be first. I was frantically trying to defog my camera so I could get some dive, but it didn't want to cooperate with me so I didn't get very many good ones. This is one of my best dive pictures from the meet. I like that his head isn't down yet and he is still identifiable anddd that the diving board is in the picture so it's not just a floating person in a speedo. I was using a 17-50mm for this and was zoomed all the way to 50mm for this picture, I wish it was more bokahy. It's f/2.8 for crying out loud, give me some more depth of field. The Texarkana Gazette had a dive picture the next day that was really super good which made me really mad. At least it was inspiring to make me try harder and want better dive pictures next time.