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Thread: Waterskiing

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    Waterskiing

    I haven't posted any waterskiing shots yet this year, so here are some of my better ones. None of these compare to the great one I had last year, but I think these are alright. What do you think?



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    Re: Waterskiing

    #1 needs more room on the right, but the water spray, focus, lighting, clarity, and background are awesome, as is the exposure.

    #2 is good as is, the background doesnt really bother me since you have sufficient blur on it.
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    Re: Waterskiing

    Agree with Yuck. #1 could use a little space to the right of the skier. I like that reflection in the water though.
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    Re: Waterskiing

    I agree as well about the first, but it's hard to get it just right in the frame sometimes. I like the second one better because for me it is sharper and has overall better composition, including the shed in the background. Also in the second, I like the lighting better. Thanks for the comments as usual.
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    Re: Waterskiing

    Hehe, I know what you mean about it being hard to get the framing just right...especially after trying this on the OCEAN....I know I've related that many times, but hey...I mean it
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