Shen Fan Yang (NYJC #1) spikes the ball against Tan Kiat Hwe (VJC #7) and Tan Li Hao (VJC #10). (Photo 11 © Clara Yuan/Red Sports)
Shen Fan Yang (NYJC #1) spikes the ball against Tan Kiat Hwe (VJC #7) and Tan Li Hao (VJC #10). (Photo 11 © Clara Yuan/Red Sports)
Hey there! I think you guys have done a great job of covering the games so keep it up! Hope to join yall one day in the future 🙂
Anyway, just a suggestion, i feel it is kinda tedious to view the photos one Redsports as the pics are all on individual pages. Maybe you could consider changing to a gallery or panel like view where you could view all the images from each event in one page. Makes it a lot easier and less of a put off to view. Dont let your own great effort go to waste :))
Thanks for the feedback, Joachim. Yes, I know what you mean.
The file sizes for the photos are quite large so we didn’t want the page to take forever to load which is also annoying for readers. That’s why we put them on individual pages.
If we use a gallery or panel, we can’t caption them the way we do currently. So that’s why we choose to do it this way. We don’t like to upload photos without captions because we want to give the players the courtesy of a caption with their names.
The photos are very poor. Hardly any photos are as strong as i though redsports would take. Please hire a better photographer or step up
Your comment is puzzling to me because I think the photos are good.
At Red Sports, readers can contribute their stories or photos.
If you think you’re a better photographer, feel free to send your photos along of this game and we’ll be happy to post them.
There are always better photographers than us out there.
Hi Cheryl,
Thanks for your kind compliments.
If you think they are poor, perhaps you could advice me and Clara on how best to capture the game better.
We’re all still learning how to take better pictures, and of course, understand the concepts of the game better as well.
And well, if you wouldn’t mind, probably I could learn from you too. 🙂
If you deem yourself better, and if you could take better shots, why not join us at Red Sports? 🙂
Best,
Yong Teck
Red Sports
Hi Cheryl,
On your own token, perhaps you would like to “step up” and show us all how it should be done?
I am just thankful that there is coverage of school sports which was non-existent during my school days.
Dear Red Sports,
Thank you for the good effort. I am really thankful to have a channel to keep tabs on my alma mater.
Cheers.