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It has been rather a long time since I posted here.
During my break I have moved over to the light side and started using a Macbook Pro, mainly because of my job. but that is another story. Here is a series of pictures that I took at the recent Australian Swimming Trials for Olympic selection. Here is my photo story of the World Record swim from Eamon Sullivan in the 50m freestyle final. There off.  21.28 seconds later.....  A new World Record.  As always C & C more than welcome, actually it is expected! Mal
I've got a camera, it's black. I've got some lens, they are black as well.
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Nice capture of the action. did you use a monopod to steady yourself or was the light bright enough?
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I like the second, for the raised arm, just about to touch, and the third for capturing a great moment! It looks like you were using quite high iso. Which lens were you using?
Nikon D7000
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