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Right here are a few of the best ones, what do you all think? They are not edited in any way
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I've got so say, I think you've got the * blurry and out of focus* nailed. I love the first one especially. Sharp, clean, a nice action shot 
The rest are great too, but the last two lose a bit from losing some definition in the shadows...that's more due to the misfortune of the background, and could be lifted with Photoshop at a guess. So yeah, I think you've nailed it
The rest are great too, but the last two lose a bit from losing some definition in the shadows...that's more due to the misfortune of the background, and could be lifted with Photoshop at a guess. So yeah, I think you've nailed it
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Gaz
I've got so say, I think you've got the * blurry and out of focus* nailed. I love the first one especially. Sharp, clean, a nice action shot The rest are great too, but the last two lose a bit from losing some definition in the shadows...that's more due to the misfortune of the background, and could be lifted with Photoshop at a guess. So yeah, I think you've nailed it
The rest are great too, but the last two lose a bit from losing some definition in the shadows...that's more due to the misfortune of the background, and could be lifted with Photoshop at a guess. So yeah, I think you've nailed it 
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Looks good - feel done!
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