"Fixing" Bad Shots

[Peashooter]

Re: "Fixing" Bad Shots

Peashooter,

No offense meant, just poking a little fun at the other brand. I had no idea that it was shot with a Nikon. Truth be told I have plenty of blurred shots that originated from my Canon.

Rick

Rick: No sweat! Hey, I'll be in Cal-ee-for-nya for the Rose Parade with my wife and daughter. My company is a "Contributing Partner" of the Coalition on Doantion float, and we'll be decorating it on the 30th and in the stands (Sec. 3?) on New Years Day. Tell your wives/girlfriends to look for float #67 on HGTV in the last 1/3 of the coverage. Peas

http://www.onelegacy.org/prod/components/rose2005/media/official_partners.html

[HiredBitSlinger]

Re: "Fixing" Bad Shots

I think photographers have to keep a goal in mind for their shots. I find when I get tired and just go through the motions, I wind up with a lot of the same thing. Better to put the camera down for a while.

Here is a shot from 2003 of one my favorite aircraft, Furious.

I think the caption should be, "Furious, I'd be mad as hell".

Dan Plunkett

[Peashooter]

Re: "Fixing" Bad Shots

Uno mas. These make neat screen background images. Try it, you'll like it!

[Peashooter]

Re: "Fixing" Bad Shots

Hey KH, check out the RC aerotow! It's a blast. I fly a 3.5M ASW-27 -- the last in line. Peas