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The Glorious DeadAnzac day means something different to everyone given their experience, I wish I could know what is going thru some of the veteran's minds on this day!
Plenty of cliche shots, but I had fun and it was something different to go there and take some images. Very cloudy and rainy but that certianly did not stop the armies of photographers coming out... 5 images - rather than blowing it out to 2 threads, I hope this does not inconvenience ppl. **edited to fix image links Last edited by biggerry on Sun Apr 24, 2011 9:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: The Glorious Deadin particular i like the 2nd and 3rd one
your getting really nice contrast on that 300 nice to see you again Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Re: The Glorious DeadGreat shots gerry - had I not been working I would've enjoyed coming along to this 'meet'.
My two faves are #'2 and #4. Well done. Geoff
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Re: The Glorious DeadI like 2, 4 and 3.
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yeah it's making it all a bit easy when compared to my old 100-300mm f5.6. That said I still had a few OOF images, but considering how dark it was at one stage that is not surprising. Good to catch up and see that 400mm in action
ta, this was the style of shot I was trying to get, but I feel I did not quite get there. I was looking for that line of Veterans all with medals showing and having just one isolated and in focus. Even those these old guys move pretty slow nowadays it was still hard to this kind of shot gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: The Glorious Dead#2 and #4 are both crackers. Both of them are telling quite different stories, but stories that are unique to the day and the people that have fought for us.
Re: The Glorious DeadBrilliant contrast on these series Gerry! Really love the expression on #2. You have captured some great emotion. These are worthy of publication.
Re: The Glorious DeadStrueth, the bloke in the second image has a lot of 'gongs. Great image of him BTW.
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yeah, I hope someone knows and records their story...
lol, yeah they are certianly weighing down his jacket and you could hear them coming!
yeah, the one advantage of an overcast day, really nice soft light. check this one out, second image for teh day, more a test shot than anything else, but it looked awesome on the screen. Shame about the composition... gerry's photography journey
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