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body in motion
well he IS moving....
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Apr 19, 2011, 6:41 PM
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... and you can definitely see he has a body ...
Interesting take. Bernice
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Thank you for comment Bernice. It is appreciated that you take the time not only to look but leave some element of thought in passing. I think photography is not just about recording some event or memory, but creating art as well. This is not a great example of high brow art, but I think I am on the right track. Anyway thanks for looking!!!.  Frank
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That's pretty ephermal. It surprisingly grabbed my attention although my mind kept wishing for closure as to what exactly is going on.. Thanks for submitting. selvin |
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Wow. Nice technique. How did you do that?
My first inclination was say that for a moment there I thought I was having another acid flashback, but that would be TMI. |
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LOL Thats a funny comment! Well to be precise about how to do this, first have a friend on the other side of the river. Have a telephoto lens racked out and hand held. Then, from your position, take the shot in low light with about a 1/2 second exposure as you stumble on a rock, and try to keep your balance. Voila !! I really did not expect anything to come out with this shot, but when I downloaded it there it was. It was totally accidental so very hard to explane. It was the first shot I ever took with a tele. lens.......Thank you for looking and I did enhoy the comment, it made me smile!!! Frank
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