I did have a good time and hope we do it again next year>
Cheers,
Gerard
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The "Freak" in action. You did a good job Leigh!
I did have a good time and hope we do it again next year> Cheers, Gerard
Gerard
Thanks for sharing this. Great shot - you can actually see where the light of day fails to reach on the right upper arm - up till now I didn't think Leigh had a tan. This proves he's even paler than I thought   Peter
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It's the mark of a real photographer to keep both eyes open when shooting, but isn't it a bit uncomfortable using the left eye?
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it would be a better pix if leigh was on the left of frame so you could see what he was shooting, at the moment it is an average pix
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Phillip,
I also only can use the left eye and it sure does not make it easy to use any of the controls located on the right, especially on the D70 compared to the D2x. Cheers, Gerard
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