Reflections on Reeds
Self Portrait
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Morning Scott - I like the first two but for them they are good but not great, there is a little something missing that could bring these shots to the next level. I think in the first shot the foreground reeds are distracting (from the perfection reflection) I would of tried to get closer to the waters edge, perhaps even in it to reframe the shot.
The last shot I like, I've taken a number of shadow self-portraits, but I think we need to work on your handholding technique 
hehe.... thanks Craig.. Getting closer to the water is a good idea, but I would need waders... But I will look at cropping...
Last one is not handheld  (tripod is there..)New page
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Arh, so I see.. but why where you using the remote ? 
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