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Old 16 October 2008, 01:03   #21
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I like the way you caught the splash of the water, even the flash shadow of the droplets add to it. Makes a change from the usual manic trying to avoid any flash shadow.

One of the joys of photography is not just endeavouring to achieve technical competence but eliciting an emotional response as well. Now I would be the last personal to say you were biased about these shots but the fact that they are of your little MRI cleared hero is just co-incidental

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One of my friends tried catching fish with a little waterproof point and shoot and rapidly decided that unless they changed out the flash with a freeze ray he was not going to bother ever again.
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Old 16 October 2008, 15:56   #22
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One of my friends tried catching fish with a little waterproof point and shoot and rapidly decided that unless they changed out the flash with a freeze ray he was not going to bother ever again.
LOL. Believe me, I know the feeling. It's mostly a matter of plugging away til you get a decent shot. I've got lots of shots of "places fish used to be" in my collection...

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Old 17 October 2008, 03:03   #23
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I like the way you caught the splash of the water, even the flash shadow of the droplets add to it. Makes a change from the usual manic trying to avoid any flash shadow.

One of the joys of photography is not just endeavoring to achieve technical competence but eliciting an emotional response as well. Now I would be the last personal to say you were biased about these shots but the fact that they are of your little MRI cleared hero is just co-incidental
LOL! My photography is all about sappy emotional response rather than technical competence!

Yeah, I'd be the first to admit that I'm biased with that subject. Those shots were during our last 2 1/2 week chemo hospitalization. I had a brand new DSLR and plenty of time...

Seriously though, while I don't really consider myself much of an artist behind the lens, emotional response is what makes art. I think that when you shoot subjects that move you, it shows in the image.
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Old 18 October 2008, 05:11   #24
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Seems "Dogzilla" still attracting the large ribs.
Still think 3 x275 HP is a little overkill

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Old 18 October 2008, 06:00   #25
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That Protector looks like a sweet ride! one of these days.....
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