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peter/c
4th of June 2005 (Sat), 14:50
Well, Trainee's anyway!
Peter.
http://img15.echo.cx/img15/2070/hunstanton35aw.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)
stoneylonesome
4th of June 2005 (Sat), 16:04
Nice shot. Looks like there having a lot of fun. :)
D LeBlanc
4th of June 2005 (Sat), 16:53
Looks like fun. Nice shot.
Dawn
4th of June 2005 (Sat), 16:58
I love the composition of this photo. I have a tendency to crop too much and this taught me something. Thank you!
Sailfish
4th of June 2005 (Sat), 21:52
Great shot. I can't wait until my boy is old enough to have at the beach!
grego
4th of June 2005 (Sat), 22:34
My take on it.......If you are willing to get dirty.......
Get down and low(lay down probably) and shoot up. Gives a unique perspective from the normal above type shot.
peter/c
5th of June 2005 (Sun), 01:33
My take on it.......If you are willing to get dirty.......
Get down and low(lay down probably) and shoot up. Gives a unique perspective from the normal above type shot.
I appreciate Your advice.However, I took the shot from the promenade high above. I personally NEVER take a camera onto the sands, too much danger from the stuff getting into the camera!
Peter.
Leorooster
5th of June 2005 (Sun), 01:38
Nice shot.
grego
5th of June 2005 (Sun), 02:43
I appreciate Your advice.However, I took the shot from the promenade high above. I personally NEVER take a camera onto the sands, too much danger from the stuff getting into the camera!
Peter.
I respect that. But your camera is built well for a reason. :) I guess it's the photo journalist in me talking.
sixshot
5th of June 2005 (Sun), 03:51
They are doing a good job!
I also think the angle would be good if it were lower.
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