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I haven't posted pic in a while and I wouldn't mind a bit of crit on this one.

It's not particularly sharp because it was handheld at 1/4



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Michael - I like it - sure it's not sharp - but I think that adds to the shot for some reason ....... almost feel like I'm looking at one of those really old shots - grainy and, I don't know, almost with some kind of intangible atmosphere... anyway, can't put it into words (as you can tell), but definitely like it
Rel

Yep - I like it too. To me it looks like the boys are having a well earned breather and exchanging notes after attending some type of emergency. Nice.

Oh yeh the emergency was a truck rollover on the toowoomba range it was approximatly 3 am in the morning and they were waiting for the towies to right the truck.

This was back in january.

Nice candid Michael. Has a laid-back feel to it and has captured a good moment. I like the composition and the pano crop works well too.

Manta wrote:Nice candid Michael. Has a laid-back feel to it and has captured a good moment. I like the composition and the pano crop works well too.

I don't do candids I sit or stand right infront of them and point the camera at them

I know these guys from turning up at lots of incidents so they're used to me being there.

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Michael wrote:

Manta wrote:Nice candid Michael. Has a laid-back feel to it and has captured a good moment. I like the composition and the pano crop works well too.

I don't do candids I sit or stand right infront of them and point the camera at them

I know these guys from turning up at lots of incidents so they're used to me being there.

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Awwww - now you've gone and spoiled it for me!!!

Great capture, I wouldnt worry about the sharpness.

I think as long as it portrays the story , then that is the main job done.

And you have done a great job.

I think with digital, we get carried away with worrying about every concievable thing. Maybe having a bid bright PC monitor to veiw them instantly, we are getting to critical.


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MATT

Thanks matt