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plane & moontaking a few shots of the moon this morning, saw a small white object, when it flew into the shot i took a couple.
this is the result.
Re: plane & moonFantastic Shots Pa!
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Lovely image in #1. #2 less so. Generally when framing a shot having something coming into the frame makes for a stronger shot than having something going out of frame. This pair of shots illustrates that maxim beautifully IMHO. Peter
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Re: plane & moonLOVE IT!!! #1 especially...
Re: plane & moonGreat shot. I like the sharpness and the way you have captured distance and space.
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Re: plane & moonI'm in agreeance with everyone else, #1 is a great capture. Love the composition of it and the perspective between the subjects.
Cheers, Elena Elena
Re: plane & moonthanks all...right place right time.
and yes Peter your right. i don't know why i put the 2nd image in the post but it has served a purpose
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