[Aaron Otto]

Thanks for the responses Eric and Cory.

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Wow, is all I can say.

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Dave that is really cool effect on the guy with the bike.

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This thread continues to inspire me.

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Mark, what are you thinking? Think we’ve been had?

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That thing is awesome! You will have to post some pictures of you and your friends sticking fish on it.

[Aaron Otto]

So guys, I’ve seen some really cool image storage designs. Not necessarily for photos in the context we’re thinking of here, but for check images and legal documents.

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Ben I got to give it to you.

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Tim:

When using fill flash, set for “Rear Curtain Sync” so the shot absorbs ambient light before popping the target with white flash.
Zach

Thanks Zach, – I got a new flash a few months back and missed the setting.

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John, I have to tell you, I love your photography.

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Cory great shot!  This particular thread has done the same for me.  I wanted to incorporate multiple pieces of it this weekend.  My wife and I took our two year old and we’re trying to teach him how to properly hold a fish.  The idea was to get my kid in the background of a shot practicing.  Operator error in the end  (by me) was our downfall. The lens needed to be stopped down a few notches, unfortunately I left the A at 2.8 and Hudson is only partially visible practicing his holding behind mom’s demo.  

My next goal was to do a blatant copy of some of the photos I liked above.

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Cory that second shot of the brown, is fantastic.

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Tim, really good point.

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My wife has been tagging along with me for close to seven years or so now.

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I feel ya’ Carter. Grip shots are very stale in my opinion and really do nothing to tweek my interest. I’m also looking for that different shot. Hopefully I will have my super wide angle lens in hand soon……and will start practicing and capturing the shots of the fish with the distorted (read huge) head, with the eyes in focus, and the fisherman just a faint blur in the background. I’m really partial to those.

The Bandito is a fresh approach but a little overboard if you ask me.  😉

Couldn’t agree more Drifter.

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So here goes my report. Saw two strippers and caught one striper.

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Thanks Cory for the reply. I looked it up in the meantime.

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John your photo’s are inspiring.

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Mark that is awesome!

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Corey – great photos.

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