Some of you may have seen them before as I've noticed quite a few people for another forum also over here.
Cheers
Rod



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BondiHere are a couple of images for comment, advise etc
Some of you may have seen them before as I've noticed quite a few people for another forum also over here. Cheers Rod ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by Sandy Feet on Sat May 27, 2006 8:46 am, edited 1 time in total.
Rod - these are very nice shots. The early morning shot belies what happens later in the day and is very calming. The 2 shots of the lifeguard have been very well framed IMO.
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Hi there Rod... Welcome to dslrusers.com
It's quite funny how many people from the geocaching forum are now doing photography to amuse themselves... Make sure you get along to a mini-meet one Saturday morning... It'll be good to catch up again... Great images BTW... Cheers, John
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All three are very nice images. The first one proves that 'Neat and in the middle' does work
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I like all three of these - the morning light really does the place justice. I don't think that lifeguard will be saving too many more lives, but he certainly is looking hard
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Rod,
Welcome to the DSLRUSERS.net! You've set yourself a benchmark to start right here. They're nice photos. Thanks for sharing and keep them coming. Birddog114
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Welcome Rod
The two lifeguard shots are exceptional. THere show your excellent eye compositionally as Chris has already said. The framing of these makes the sculpture almost seem alive. Well done. Peter
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Rod - welcome
![]() Great shots - that second shot actually scared the bejesus out of me when it came up .... well done. (I should quit now ![]() Rel Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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