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Voigt is looking mighty scruffy... and Horner is just so American.
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Ed is access to the athletes this easy. There is no crowd around the athletes or a perception that they were doing a pose in a fixed photo op. Your lens is not Paparazzi standard. You had some great placement and took full advantage of that placement.
As always excellent pics.
As always excellent pics.
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Ed is access to the athletes this easy. There is no crowd around the athletes or a perception that they were doing a pose in a fixed photo op. Your lens is not Paparazzi standard. You had some great placement and took full advantage of that placement.
As always excellent pics.
As always excellent pics.
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Awesome pictures!!!
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Outstanding!
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wow, cancellara's extended thigh is bursting with flavor... beefy
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Despite the modern glasses and top, the one at the top of LL looks like it's a portrait of a film star taken in the 60's. Just amazing!
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You can probably do the same with your dad's old 35mm camera with a good quality zoom lens, although the Canon 1-D isn't too shabby of a camera
We're so used to a huge depth of field with our little digital cameras that something with a shallow depth of field and nice Bokeh amazes us when we see it.
Good pics, though.
We're so used to a huge depth of field with our little digital cameras that something with a shallow depth of field and nice Bokeh amazes us when we see it.
Good pics, though.
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It's not the quality of the image per se that amazes me, it's what has actually been captured, i.e. the moment. Therein lies the skill...