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Fantastic shots.
The clarity is wonderful. Dal |
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Great shots-especially #2-black & white really adds impact-looks like it came from "Life" Magazine (for those who remember that) You didn't mention what lens you were using. Thanks.
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Thanks all for taking the time to look and comment. I think this was the most fun I have had with photography since discovering macro lenses and I could see photographing reenactors becoming my "thing." I will certainly be watching for other reenacting events.
PDL - They did have some young kids there in uniform but most of them were older guys. There was one really elderly gentleman in a German uniform but I suppose he could have been doing a Volksturm impression. I think the big factor is the cost, apparently a full German uniform runs about $1500. I don't think there are too many young guys who can foot the bill. DMJJR, I only used two lenses that day, the kit lens and a Tamron Adaptall 180mm f/2.5 manual focus lens. Looking back over the shots I posted though, I realize that all of them were taken with the 180mm. Thanks again, Tim |
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