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Flying High
IMAGE CAPTION -
I took this photo in the Bahamas while killing time to leave for the airport.
The wind was high and was just right for the parasurfers. They were all out on
a Saturday late morning. To me the story he tells is very colorful and strong.
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Technical info : The
exposure time was set automatically at 1/3000, ISO 800 at 300mm focal length.
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Brian Magor
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Good action shot - but perhaps too tightly framed. It would
be nice to have the figure a little smaller in the frame so that you could
see more of the apparatus he is using. Obviously you can't get it all in the
image without making the figure too small, but I think there is room for a
slightly wider perspective, Score 7 |
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John Larson
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Good action shot that should get some acceptances. My only
suggestion would be if we could see more of his face. Score 8. |
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Alan Thiese
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Nice action shot. I appreciate the muted background at the
top of the image to allow the viewer to focus on the subject. Score 8. |
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Alex Lane |
Great Action Shot! You caught it at just the right moment -
Board off the water rider in action!! Alex (9) |
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Subhash Sapru |
Yes Linda, the story is colourful and strong. The image is
sharp. But I would have added more space at the top to add from where he was
hanging -7 |
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Bio
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Linda Speh -
Biography - My experience with photography is simply for my enjoyment and
includes mostly vacations and family photos. I got my first digital camera
in 2000 and have finally worked my way through four different cameras of
varying capabilities. Once I got my entry level DSLR, I realized I have
finally arrived. I have found these cameras extremely intelligent but still
cause me a lot of grief. I recently upgraded to a more advanced DSLR and my
learning curve is wide and long. Eventually, I will learn how to use the
settings on this new camera.
I joined St. Louis Camera Club in 2007 and enjoy learning through their club
competitions. I have completed the Basic Photography class taught by Kathy
O'Donnell after having taken her Basic and Advanced Photoshop Elements/CS
classes earlier. I am basically a beginner and hope that the Study group
experience will help me understand what makes a good image and what others
think of those that I have created. I know that I am my own 'worst' critique
so it will be fun to experience other opinions and to see what others in the
group enjoy photographing.
I am a mother of two grown sons and two growing grandchildren, so my family
and husband, Warren, are a large part of my photographic subjects. I find
photographing children the best!
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