D200 1/2000th @ f4.5, ISO100 10.5mm fisheye
D200 1/250th @ f4, ISO140 24mm (Nikon 12-24DX)
and finally,
D200 1/250th @ f5, ISO100 12mm (Nikon 12-24DX)
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Some crazy people jumping off the top of North Brother Mountain (north of Taree, NSW mid-north coast) at the weekend....
D200 1/2000th @ f4.5, ISO100 10.5mm fisheye D200 1/250th @ f4, ISO140 24mm (Nikon 12-24DX) and finally, D200 1/250th @ f5, ISO100 12mm (Nikon 12-24DX) *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
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The composition of #1 is brilliant. It's really balanced and easy to look at. There is depth and direction. The paraglider is what initially captures your attention, then your eyes are guided through to the coastline. I think the only thing that could make that image even better is if the parachute was a different colour to contrast more with the sky (but thats nothing you could have helped). Nice shooting all round though.
 Matt
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That first shot is awsome mate
 Feels like im sitting under the shute Well done Mate  Cheers Cobby
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Yeah #1 for me too. I like the closer subject and the clouds on the left.
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Great shots Leon!!
I too like #1 the most...good stuff! Geoff
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fine shots Leon....the first image is a little darker then the others...a different p/p process or is the fish a contrasty lens.
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