1940's Haworth from the hip
by DaveHolmes
Was so busy at the Haworth 1940's day that I gave up trying to 'compose' shots... Instead I stuck on the Tamron17-50 and a flashgun, got an exposure and walked about shooting from the hip... Made a rule not to look at screen til I got home, figuring I'd have to crop later... Got 30 or so OK shots and had a fun afternoon...
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Uploaded20/05/2012 - 20:59
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Posted 21/05/2012 - 09:46
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It was as bad on Saturday David - and I pretty much ended up doing the same as you in the crowds and taking composed shots on the fringes of the event - haven't even looked at the crowd shots yet - will do today
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Posted 21/05/2012 - 17:58
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This grab shot has that 'decisive moment' feel to it that I like very much.
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