When I got my Hasselblad camera I read some sites that said never to use the camera without a tripod. For the Iron Bowl this year I decided to ignore this and try shooting the camera handheld. I'm glad I did. I took the camera out during the game and the morning after and took spontaneous photos as I was walking around. Not only were they all sharp, I think I like how they look more than many of my tripod-composed photos.
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| When I got to this spot to take a photo, there was no one around, but when I took out my camera a lot of people started gathering behind me and taking photos also. |
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| I walked up the municipal parking deck to see what the view was from there. |
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| From the parking deck |
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| Tailgaters during the game by the student center |
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| Outside the stadium |
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| The stadium during the fourth quarter |
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| Tailgaters behind the baseball stadium |
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| About 6:45am the next morning. I'm glad I got there early. I heard later in the day people couldn't find parking downtown it was so crowded. |
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| It was like snow |
Another handheld shot from a different roll and a longer lens. Yep, I think I'll do more handheld shots in medium format.
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| One of my uncle's horses |
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