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Jun 26, 2008 12:54 |  #1

I was shooting DH event last month but did not have time to process any
pics until now. Sun was shining from clear sky so I had to blast my 430EX
with full power and still it was not enough. Well, next time I have to take 2
flashes with me :confused: Anyways, C & C more than welcome

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Jun 26, 2008 13:49 |  #2

Well, one thing I'd definately say would be that these are all basically the same perspective, the same shot with different subjects. Try to mix it up, go high, go low, try panning, etc.


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Jun 26, 2008 17:17 |  #3

1st and 3rd are good solid shots! Drop a gradient on #1 and lower the ground levels slightly??


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Jun 27, 2008 00:22 as a reply to  @ downhillnews's post |  #4

Thanks for the comments.
I agree that dropping ground levels on #1 would be good idea. Now it looks
little too bright


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