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High school sports fans can be brutal.\u00a0 The bleachers can be inches from the field of play and some fans do not know when to stop.\u00a0 Coming from a family of teachers, most of us have coached at one time or another.<\/p>\n
The latest incident involved a fan sitting right behind the coach, about four rows up (just out of reach).\u00a0 This guy was screaming at the top of his lungs at the coach.\u00a0 He was not about to stop until someone on the bench took out a camera.<\/p>\n
One of the assistants simply turned around and started snapping pictures.\u00a0 When you do something like this, you want to make sure the flash is working.\u00a0 It won’t make the picture better, but it will telegraph the fact that you are taking pictures.\u00a0 After you have the heckler’s attention, pull out a video camera and tripod.\u00a0 Point it right at the guy.\u00a0 No one wants to be the next YouTube doofus feature.<\/p>\n
People act differently when they know a camera is pointed at them.\u00a0 Shots are more candid when the subject doesn’t know the camera is pointed in his\/her direction.\u00a0 Check out the “super-secret spy lens<\/a>” for your SLR.\u00a0 This could be just as much fun as filming the heckler. \n <\/p>\n \n <\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" High school sports fans can be brutal.\u00a0 The bleachers can be inches from the field of play and some fans do not know when to stop.\u00a0 Coming from a family of teachers, most of us have coached at one time … Continue reading
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