My hubby and I spent about an hour at a nearby park playing frisbee golf.  I don’t go anywhere without my camera, and this morning wasn’t an exception either. I took the Burnside 35 lens, because I am still practicing people photography with it. My husband is usually a willing model.
Just in case you don’t know this game: it basically follows the rules of golf, but you play it with specialty frisbee disks that fly far away. The holes are metal baskets.

​Some courses are in mixed used parks, like the one we went to yesterday, others have dedicated fields.
I approached the game with my camera from a few different point of views.
First I only photographed the player as he was throwing the disc. I didn’t like these too much because you couldn’t tell that the person was playing frisbee golf and not just throwing a frisbee. Then I started incorporating the basket as well to give my images a story. ​


Here is my favorite one: it shows what game is being played, and the frisbee disc is in motion and well visible. This picture tells a story.

 

​Since the park has some old, tall trees, I took a few pictures of a few from different distances. To end my short post I’m going to show the tree images to you.

 

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