New cool pic of Doug's Spa...
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09-30-2003, 02:28 PM
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Originally posted by Triple-H
Thanks man, and let me just say, that sure as hell had better be a Creemore, because if you are serving Johnny Walker, don't be calling me buddy...
Thanks man, and let me just say, that sure as hell had better be a Creemore, because if you are serving Johnny Walker, don't be calling me buddy...
I must agree
10-01-2003, 07:50 AM
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Doug,
Those are fantastic images from the professional photographer.
Such nice crisp stop-action shot (I can clearly see all 5 spokes on your wheels), which means low f-stop setting, which means low depth-of-field, which means the need to focus dead on - but on something that is moving so fast!!! No wonder he's charging $45 a pop. I would too!
Those are fantastic images from the professional photographer.
Such nice crisp stop-action shot (I can clearly see all 5 spokes on your wheels), which means low f-stop setting, which means low depth-of-field, which means the need to focus dead on - but on something that is moving so fast!!! No wonder he's charging $45 a pop. I would too!
10-01-2003, 08:32 AM
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John, he said his lens was more than 6 grand :jawdroppedtofloor: and as you clearly pointed out the shallow depth-of-field creates a portrait like feeling, just amazing.
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