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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Miles better than 4 months ago Patch, you really are coming to terms with it now. Bet like me you look at shots you took a while ago and wonder why you ever thought them reasonable.
Others have mentioned pushing yourself a little further on the technical side and I am going to suggest a tiny shove on the composing side. See if you can get some of the dog a little later, at the top of the jump rather just as they leave the ground and yes panning would add another dimension to your shots but is not the easiest thing to do but you would be able to I am sure, have a go, you have proved yourself determined and single minded so push on a bit further you will be a specialist yet.
Others have mentioned pushing yourself a little further on the technical side and I am going to suggest a tiny shove on the composing side. See if you can get some of the dog a little later, at the top of the jump rather just as they leave the ground and yes panning would add another dimension to your shots but is not the easiest thing to do but you would be able to I am sure, have a go, you have proved yourself determined and single minded so push on a bit further you will be a specialist yet.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Miles better Patch, bet you, as I do, look back on shot you took awhile ago and wonder why you ever thought them reasonable.
Others have encouraged to stretch yourself on the technical side and I would say, on the composition, try catching the dogs at the top of their jump rather than at the start. Also have a go at panning, not easy but I am sure you will manage it given practise, you have proved yourself determined and single minded and I don't think failing comes into to your mind.
Others have encouraged to stretch yourself on the technical side and I would say, on the composition, try catching the dogs at the top of their jump rather than at the start. Also have a go at panning, not easy but I am sure you will manage it given practise, you have proved yourself determined and single minded and I don't think failing comes into to your mind.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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You're making a grand improvement - number 4 for me - excellent work!
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