On with some pics!
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First up thanks to Cameron for organising the event, we certainly had fun and I hope the performers enjoyed as well. They certainly impressed me with their skills!
On with some pics!
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Great work there Dawsey!!! You have gotten frozen frames nicely
Cameron
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Of all the pics from this event your second one stands out as really showing how much concentration they are using and how much is going on.
Canon
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Jon, that second image is a ripper, the framing of the face is something I tried endlessly to nail...you have got it spot on here, now only if he had his eyes on ya
 I like what you did to #3 also, thinking outside the square there, good option for framing - not everyones cup of tea, but I do like the split horizon (angled or wotever they are called) frames... gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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