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    Stacked (very safe)

    A monastery near Conyers, GA had just celebrated the opening of new buildings and I noticed this stack of chairs.


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    Re: Stacked (very safe)

    Like with your rubber bands, shots like this are hard to critique. I will say that you are developing a wonderful eye for finding extremely interesting views in ordinary objects. I do have to notice however that there seems to be some motion blur going on here.
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    Re: Stacked (very safe)

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    Hahaha.

    Agree with n8. Really interesting subject. Great framing. And the b/w works really well. But I see some kind of blur, too. Slow shutter speed?

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    Re: Stacked (very safe)

    I need to investigate this lens. I have noticed some movement, even on a tripod.

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    Re: Stacked (very safe)

    Using a remote or timer? You may also want to make sure that you're using more leg than post to increase stability.
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