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May 09, 2008 16:09 |  #1

thanks for looking.... Please let me know your thoughts...


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May 10, 2008 00:31 |  #2

Looks like practice shot to me. Wish it was sharper. Sideways angle would have been better.


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May 10, 2008 02:52 |  #3

Looks like your shutter speed was too slow. From the Depth of Field on the grass, your subject is in the focal range, you just have a bit of motion blur. Dang good attempt though. Raise the ISO or the aperture to up the SS. And maybe wait a split second to get his planted foot off the ground.

I still like it.


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May 10, 2008 05:15 |  #4

johndevane wrote in post #5495969 (external link)
Looks like your shutter speed was too slow. From the Depth of Field on the grass, your subject is in the focal range, you just have a bit of motion blur. Dang good attempt though. Raise the ISO or the aperture to up the SS. And maybe wait a split second to get his planted foot off the ground.

I still like it.

Agree, but I would also crop it very tight to remove/minimize all of the distracting elements in the background.


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