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Sunday, November 27, 2022
#11
That shot is truly impressive, Peter...all my mind can think of is WOW!
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#12
(11-28-2022, 09:43 AM)Dreamin Wrote: That shot is truly impressive, Peter...all my mind can think of is WOW!

I was impressed with the fact that with my wobbly hand held and with flowers swaying in a breeze, that I got it at all. Wink
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#13
MFI, I agree with Natalie - that's a superb capture.

And I'm right there with you about wobbly hands and handheld shots - for me that makes any moderately successful photo something to be celebrated. (In my case successful photos come around about one time out of 40 or 50, and photos worth printing happen maybe once every 500 shots.)

Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!

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(11-28-2022, 07:53 PM)Dave Wrote: MFI, I agree with Natalie - that's a superb capture.

And I'm right there with you about wobbly hands and handheld shots - for me that makes any moderately successful photo something to be celebrated. (In my case successful photos come around about one time out of 40 or 50, and photos worth printing happen maybe once every 500 shots.)

Yep. That's why professional photographers used bracketing.

I got two out of four attempts for this shot.
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#15
Peter, That image is Totally Amazing.  I think it would be a blue ribbon winner in a competition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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#16
Thanks Lorell. Smile

The tiny woodhopper usually gets quite large. So this is a teensy weensy.

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