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Running.
I've never really understood running. Well, I understand the physics, it is just falling over quickly, delayed. I just haven't worked out why. We have a perfectly good bus service, or a car, or a motorbike. Running, for me, only makes sense when quickly followed by the word *away*.
So, I wasn't sure how to photograph it. But I had a go...
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So, I wasn't sure how to photograph it. But I had a go...
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For someone who doesn't know how to do it I reckon you have made a fantastic job of it. The faces are clear and sharp and show such mixed emotions. In a couple the lady runners hair gives a sense on motion.
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Some good captures there Gaz - good on Superman for joining in 
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Thanls Richard. I tried not to just focus (pun intended) on the runners but to get the background atmosphere as well 
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