Fencing was the big event today. I had never really thought about shooting fencing but Mark Sappenfield was writing an article about Tim Morehouse who was fencing today and wanted something to go with the story. I got there a bit early and figured out how best to view the matches and got some cool shots of other athletes. Then I went next door to see table tennis have a go. The ExCel building houses fencing, table tennis, boxing, badminton, judo, taekondo, wrestling, and weightlifting. So there is a lot within a couple hundred yards. Table tennis was cool to watch but difficult to shoot. Then it was back to fencing as Tim was up at 12:30. He was the underdog but came out clearly on top, winning 15-6 over a Russian.
I wandered the grounds of the Olympic Park looking for interesting people and activities to shoot. In the middle of this my camera decided to act up. Fortunately, Nikon has a help desk and I was good to go within about 10 minutes.
I wandered the grounds of the Olympic Park looking for interesting people and activities to shoot. In the middle of this my camera decided to act up. Fortunately, Nikon has a help desk and I was good to go within about 10 minutes.






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