Chronicle of a baseball game (III) [EN].

This is my entry to the #monomad contest by @monochromes. 📸.

Good morning friends, today I bring you the third and last part of my trip to the ballpark, as I had told you in my previous posts, I not only took photos of the players during the ballgame, but also some architectural details of the stadium and the buildings that could be seen from the stands where my friends and I were sitting.

The first photos show the blackboard of the José Ramón Cepero stadium where a summary of how the match is going is made, showing the runs, the innings and the amount of the batter, above the blackboard you can see a tiger this is the symbol of the Ciego de Ávila team.

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The lights are a detail that I always like to photograph, to see that tower full of lanterns a few meters high on which birds often perch that seem to be watching the ball game.

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The roof has a particular design built with that architecture since I have use of my reason, on its concrete whiskers hang the loudspeakers where they announce the players at bat, the changes of players and other information of interest to the spectators.

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I continue my story by showing you the architecture of these buildings that are located behind the stadium, the players live in them, these buildings were built and given to the members of the baseball team for their achievements and results in the previous series, some villagers also live.

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Finally, I show you this photo of Dani Miranda one of our Olympic champions. He is the idol of the team, a great hitter and a run-scorer, a home-runner par excellence and a first baseman.

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I will be coming back to the stadium soon to watch another national series game. I will bring you new pictures so you can see and learn about our national pastime.

I wish you liked the post, I read all the comments and I reply, greetings.

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My current gear

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Camera: Nikon D 7000
Lens:
Nikkor 50 mm
Nikkor 55-300 mm

English is not my first language, I use Google Translation.

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