Some Soccer
Oct 18, 2013 13:45:12 #
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Oct 18, 2013 13:57:12 #
TFuce wrote:
Thanks but I read that. Doing something stupid, I'm sure.
Do not click Preview
Oct 18, 2013 13:58:38 #
Oct 18, 2013 14:03:45 #
TFuce wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tfuce/10027043756/
I give up! Here is the link.
I give up! Here is the link.
When you first start a topic -
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Oct 31, 2013 14:00:06 #
TFuce wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tfuce/10027043756/
I give up! Here is the link.
I give up! Here is the link.
Some of us either can't see flickr due to firewall restrictions, or would appreciate NOT having to download the full size image to see anything. There are folk that still do dial-up and/or have metered service. Be kind to them.
Try St3v3M's instructions and post an image in this thread.
Welcome!
Dec 23, 2013 22:49:04 #
PennsyBill
Loc: Sunny California
New member and I assume you're wanting some feedback.
(1) I like the low angle but you should straighten the visual horizons (2) you are just a bit off on catching the peak action (3) unless it's for some specific reason, soccer shots really should have the ball in the frame, and (4) because of the low angle you shot from it looks like your images are a tad under-exposed.
(1) I like the low angle but you should straighten the visual horizons (2) you are just a bit off on catching the peak action (3) unless it's for some specific reason, soccer shots really should have the ball in the frame, and (4) because of the low angle you shot from it looks like your images are a tad under-exposed.
Dec 24, 2013 09:53:11 #
PennsyBill wrote:
New member and I assume you're wanting some feedback.
(1) I like the low angle but you should straighten the visual horizons (2) you are just a bit off on catching the peak action (3) unless it's for some specific reason, soccer shots really should have the ball in the frame, and (4) because of the low angle you shot from it looks like your images are a tad under-exposed.
(1) I like the low angle but you should straighten the visual horizons (2) you are just a bit off on catching the peak action (3) unless it's for some specific reason, soccer shots really should have the ball in the frame, and (4) because of the low angle you shot from it looks like your images are a tad under-exposed.
Your handle is PennsyBill, which would indicate a Pennsylvania connection, yet your profile says "Sunny California'?
This thread is 2 months old. Why resurrect it?
Dec 26, 2013 06:47:39 #
PennsyBill
Loc: Sunny California
1) Your statements are correct! What would you like to know?
2) Why resurrect the post? I think he was looking for comments on his images and despite the thread being 2 months old I thought my comments were appropriate - don't you agree with them?
2) Why resurrect the post? I think he was looking for comments on his images and despite the thread being 2 months old I thought my comments were appropriate - don't you agree with them?
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