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Behind Home Plate at AT&T Park

17 Monday Apr 2017

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Here’s another photograph I took roaming around AT&T Park before the San Francisco Giants played ball.

I was having a blast with my wide angle lens taking scenic photographs of the park.  I love the almost empty stadium with the perfect diamond field.

I love being in my “Photography Zone” when shooting lots of pictures.  It is my “high” as I seek to find different scenes to shoot.  I love finding the perfect scene and lighting to take unique shots.  I walked along the upper deck shooting different scenes.

You can find art any place.  For me I have always loved “Stadium Art” starting from the classic architecture from Candlestick Park and continuing on at AT&T Park.

Find your “Art Zone” where you can be passionate about what you see.  There is art all around us if we would take the time to look.

Also stay tune as I hope to show more interesting scenic shots at AT&T Park!

 

Dave Righetti at SF Giants Fuji Photo Day at Pacific Bell Park in 2003

10 Friday Jun 2016

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DSCN0829 CopyPopular SF Giants pitching coach for the past 16 years is well liked by the players and fans.  He had a great career pitching for the Yankees, Giants, A’s, Blue Jays, and White Sox.  He began his career as a starter and converted to a reliever.  He has 82 wins and 252 saves.

SF Giants Fan Favorite, Barry Bonds, at Fuji Photo Day at Pacific Bell Park in 2003

02 Thursday Jun 2016

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DSCN0840 CopyBarry Bonds was warmly greeted by fans at the pre-game event, Fuji Photo Day at Pacific Bell Park on Saturday, June 28, 2003.  He was great with the fans and very friendly. He talked to many of them and shook their hands.

He had a good day at the plate as he went 1 for 3 with a home run off Barry Zito of the Oakland A’s in the 4th inning.  The Giants won the game 8-7.

The Early Days of the SF Giants New Stadium at 24 Willie Mays Plaza.

20 Friday May 2016

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DSCN0714 Copy DSCN0883 CopyThe photographs were taken on Fuji Photo Day on June 28, 2003, at Pacific Bell Park which was renamed AT&T Park.  The SF Giants played the Oakland A’s that day with Barry Zito getting the start for the A’s and Kirk Rueter starting for the Giants.  The Giants won the game 8-7 with Felix Rodriguez getting the win and Keith Foulke taking the loss for the A’s.

I took the pictures with my first digital camera, a Nikon E5700 model.  Digital cameras were new to me back then and I was pleased that I did not have to carry and constantly reload film in the camera but thought the image quality of film was still better than digital.  Digital photography has come a long way since then and now I am totally sold on it.

Batting practice at AT&T Park in San Francisco

18 Wednesday May 2016

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NN5A0521 CopySF Giants vs the Arizona D-Backs on Wednesday, April 20, 2016.  I took the photograph with my trusty Canon EOS 7D MKII camera using a EF 8-15mm Fisheye ultra wide angle lens.  I miss Candlestick Park but AT&T Park is a dream come true for Giants fans.

AT&T Park, Home of the SF Giants

17 Tuesday May 2016

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NN5A0323 CopyThe photograph was taken on 4/20/16 with the SF Giants playing the Arizona D-Backs. This was a disappointing game where the SF Giants lost 2-1.

We arrived early at AT&T Park and went to the view reserve seats on the top edge of the stadium by the water.  This is where this shot was taken with a Canon EF 8-15mm Fisheye ultra wide angle lens.  I used a Canon EOS 7D MKII camera.

I went roaming around the stadium taking photographs like I did when I would go to games at Candlestick Park.  I will be sharing more of my “Stadium Art” photographs of AT&T Park in the future.