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Paragliding
Hi guys,
It's been a very long time since i've posted. I'm starting to get back into photography and thought i'd reintroduce myself with an image. This was taken with a p&S camera (i'm not sure if thats against the rules) but I thought it was a nicely composed image anyway. Its hard to hold a DSLR camera while paragliding but i'm working on it =) Anyway would love to hear what you think  Regards David
Re: Paragliding
I would imagine that photographing whilst paragliding would be pretty hard, great shot here I like the silhouette against the sky
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Not any that I know of. We've even had P&S win POTW before now. I'm not sure if iCam has managed that yet, but it is the photograph(er) not the camera that matters. This is a great one. For the DSLR, why not mount it to the frame (Duct tape!) & use a remote to trigger it. Except you have to call them PHD (Press Here Dummy) on this forum Greg
It's easy to be good... when there is nothing else to do
Re: Paragliding
top stuff, sometimes to get a shot you need to use the most effective tool and in some cases the P&S is that tool. Kudos for taking a cam whilst bobbing around below a bit of satin and string  gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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