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Old 6th of April 2008 (Sun)   #61
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Such great pictures and journaling with such amazing information....thanks!
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Wow, How did I miss this post. Thanks Philco. Good stuff here especially for us with only a couple of sessions under our belt. Appreciate the time you spent to post it.

Now if I can only find some beachfront property in South Arkansas to try this out on my next e-session.

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Old 9th of April 2008 (Wed)   #63
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Wow, How did I miss this post. Thanks Philco. Good stuff here especially for us with only a couple of sessions under our belt. Appreciate the time you spent to post it.

Now if I can only find some beachfront property in South Arkansas to try this out on my next e-session.

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now that is what I am thinking! Tennessee beachfront... it does exist but it is a little more like a creek/river and it is pretty muddy! the general principles are definitely right on though! and can be adapted to a ... field/cliff/Other.
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now that is what I am thinking! Tennessee beachfront... it does exist but it is a little more like a creek/river and it is pretty muddy! the general principles are definitely right on though! and can be adapted to a ... field/cliff/Other.

LOL, Yep. If a catfish pond can substitute as a beach then I got it made. At least you got the beautiful Smokey Mountains surrounding you and we have .....well, lots of cow pastures! Hey is Rock City still open??

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LOL, Yep. If a catfish pond can substitute as a beach then I got it made. At least you got the beautiful Smokey Mountains surrounding you and we have .....well, lots of cow pastures! Hey is Rock City still open??

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Yup, cow pastures work you can even get them to look like farmers and climb on a tractor, or what about the couples 'first' cow tipping together.

Good point about the Smokeys... very good scenes there. I never have been to rock city... but it looks like it is still attracting people with P&S's.
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Very nice post!! Thank you
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Great info...I have to reply so I can find it faster when needed!
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Great info...I have to reply so I can find it faster when needed!
Under Thread tools at the top of the page, there should be a link that says subscribe to this thread...
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Great thread, great advice. Thanks Philco.
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Lots of helpful info! Thanks for your time Philco!
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I agree - very helpful and insightful. Thanks.
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Thank you for this thread! Much appreciated.
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Totally awesome info in here! Thanks much for taking the time help us little people
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Great explanation. I am sure a lot of young photographers find it as "good as gold"
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Thanks so much for posting pictures along with the descriptions. I thought it was especially helpful to talk about the primes with 1.X and then show what a difference it can make. Great job!!
Another vote for a STICKY!!!!!
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