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Blue Moon
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Thanks for the kudos as well as your tolerance on the American flyboy hero story. While wars are never popular, stories about heroes are always inspirational
Chantal- the first image that caught her big grin was actually shot on the landing roll after they had done 20 + minutes of loops, cubans, hammerheads, slow and point rolls. She cant wait until next time It likely helps that her great grandfather and uncle both raced in the Indy 500 and on the other side of her family her grandfather was a WWII pilot and spent years working airshows with the Cole brothers airshows so I guess it is in her blood
CF Elliott -great balloon shots. Be careful flying, like photography, it is very additive and if possible, even more expensive
CHarris cool action shot with your 70-300
MidWestDVR what can I say Your images take me there
HammerHead a great lens will always help improve portraits. I often use my EF70-200 f/2.8 IS USM for portraits with good results. If you have the EF100mm f/2.8 macro for underwater shots with your Canon, it serves double duty as a good portrait lens.
Regarding that lens, I spent a few minutes today focused on the world from a different perspective with my Canon EOS 30D & EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens.
Blue Moon
Chantal- the first image that caught her big grin was actually shot on the landing roll after they had done 20 + minutes of loops, cubans, hammerheads, slow and point rolls. She cant wait until next time It likely helps that her great grandfather and uncle both raced in the Indy 500 and on the other side of her family her grandfather was a WWII pilot and spent years working airshows with the Cole brothers airshows so I guess it is in her blood
CF Elliott -great balloon shots. Be careful flying, like photography, it is very additive and if possible, even more expensive
CHarris cool action shot with your 70-300
MidWestDVR what can I say Your images take me there
HammerHead a great lens will always help improve portraits. I often use my EF70-200 f/2.8 IS USM for portraits with good results. If you have the EF100mm f/2.8 macro for underwater shots with your Canon, it serves double duty as a good portrait lens.
Regarding that lens, I spent a few minutes today focused on the world from a different perspective with my Canon EOS 30D & EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens.
Blue Moon
Jamdiver
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Blue Moon:Thanks for the kudos as well as your tolerance on the American flyboy hero story. While wars are never popular, stories about heroes are always inspirational
Chantal- the first image that caught her big grin was actually shot on the landing roll after they had done 20 + minutes of loops, cubans, hammerheads, slow and point rolls. She cant wait until next time It likely helps that her great grandfather and uncle both raced in the Indy 500 and on the other side of her family her grandfather was a WWII pilot and spent years working airshows with the Cole brothers airshows so I guess it is in her blood
CF Elliott -great balloon shots. Be careful flying, like photography, it is very additive and if possible, even more expensive
CHarris cool action shot with your 70-300
MidWestDVR what can I say Your images take me there
HammerHead a great lens will always help improve portraits. I often use my EF70-200 f/2.8 IS USM for portraits with good results. If you have the EF100mm f/2.8 macro for underwater shots with your Canon, it serves double duty as a good portrait lens.
Regarding that lens, I spent a few minutes today focused on the world from a different perspective with my Canon EOS 30D & EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens.
Blue Moon
That's bloody kick arse...
The DOF on the first two is obscene......... :14:
jonix
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Blue Moon:
sweet! love the depth and the muted colors. you really got the bug to pose.
clgsamson
Koya Kap
wow.....fantastic pix, DOF is just stunning.
Stunning Blue, stunning.
Ditto, Blue Moon. Awesome pics.
Geryl, your pics just keep getting better and better! I can't believe the DOF you get with those bugs. The ones I try to photo won't sit still that long.
Good for your GF, sounds like she's got moxy as well as class.
Good for your GF, sounds like she's got moxy as well as class.
Blue Moon
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Thanks again for the kudos, encouragement and continued inspiration. Im still landlocked and without a housing for my 30D, so I figure that instead of cry about it, I might as well learn how to use the EF 100mm f/2.8 macro USM that others on SB have suggested.
After many attempts, I finally got an eye close up after falling in love with one of Jam's bug shots. After playing with it for a few days and struggling with focus and DOF, Im even more impressed with some of the u/w images that I see posted here and cant image how you all do it
Blue Moon
After many attempts, I finally got an eye close up after falling in love with one of Jam's bug shots. After playing with it for a few days and struggling with focus and DOF, Im even more impressed with some of the u/w images that I see posted here and cant image how you all do it
Blue Moon
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@midwestdvr - Beautiful landscapes - has many possibilities!
@THE Hammerhead - Sweet little girls! Try dress up - makes great childrens pictures
@Blue Moon - Wow! DOF out of this world! how many pics does it take to get the right one?
@THE Hammerhead - Sweet little girls! Try dress up - makes great childrens pictures
@Blue Moon - Wow! DOF out of this world! how many pics does it take to get the right one?
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