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Nov 06, 2007 14:34 |  #1

Taken on a recent camping trip in northern Ontario with my Rebel xt and EF70-300 IS @260mm from about 6 feet back.

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Nov 06, 2007 18:34 |  #2

Looks a bit soft. I like the concept but that OOF piece of wood right in the middle foreground is detracting from the embers. Just a thought.

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Nov 07, 2007 18:56 |  #3

pjodon wrote in post #4266274 (external link)
Looks a bit soft. I like the concept but that OOF piece of wood right in the middle foreground is detracting from the embers. Just a thought.

You should of seen the ones I didn't post! :lol:

Thanks for making the effort to reply with honest and helpful points for me to work toward improving on. I appreciate it. :cool:

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Nov 08, 2007 10:30 |  #4

Ditto - couldn't you have just stuck your hand in there and removed the distraction? ;)

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Slightly sharper at the edges of the wood and it's a cracking shot. Well done.

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