I had nearly 1000 shots to go through. Many were not salvageable due to some technical woes. I've uploaded everything anyway, including the overexposed/fried and blurred (night) shots.
Note how the quality falls off rapidly as we move through the meet. The big lens needs to go back to Nikon for repair. And the newer (undamaged) camera body had the battery die early on in the meet. Sweet. (What is this - a MySpace whine session?!)
I fiddled with the overexposed/fried shots. Still bad but they uploaded faster as they're smaller files. Maybe someone's grandma will want to see those, burned or not. Night shots without my flash (didn't have batteries for the flash) are even worse. Same story - uploaded smaller files.
Because I used two cameras interchangeably during some races, certain photos will undoubtedly end up out of sequence. You win a cigar if you can spot those. (Tip: the camera internal clocks were not synchronized before the shoot.)
Remember kids - real photographers (as distinguished from a runner with a camera) actually respect and know how to use their equipment. They don't attempt things like simultaneously getting splits with one hand, while holding a heavy 70-200 2.8 with the other and snapping merrily away, having accidentally bumped the focus area button and multi-selector wheel. Doh!

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