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interesting group of shots here, really like the first couple though the term "camera toss" worries me a bit?
The light globe is very clever and I also like the dart player(obviously practice with 6 darts)?
Nice work, different and interesting
Cheers David.
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I really like your second shot. The colours and pattern are great.
Good snap on the dart thrower.
Really great photos I like them all.
Number 5 is really well thought out and taken.
Peter
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#'s 1 and 4 for me
is #4 a double exposure? .... well done with that one(note to self to try a double exposure one day too)
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Nice series of shots there, like #5 & 6
Out of my mind.....back later!!
Michael
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Enjoyed these, love the colour in #2....would look printed big! #5 is a good capture, but would be better without the car in the b/g, nice idea with#4, it works well.
Cheers, Lani.
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Thanks dbax, yeah we were playing a random game of darts, nothing professional lol. Also what do you think of the term camera toss?Originally Posted by dbax
Surprisingly this is actually one exposure. The light bulb is a reflection from the bedroom in the window. Was taken late in the afternoon and colours enhanced in Photoshop.
Thanks to everyone for the comments, hope you enjoy them
Interesting set. I like each of them on their own merits. Something a bit different. But I think their true power is altogether here as a set. The randomness seems to compliment each other well.
Michael.
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Well I'm thinking you tossed the camera, Can't imagine doing that myself
Nice shots - different
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Nice series of shots - that last one really is the pick for me - interesting and well captured.
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hahaha, no no. Not really tossed it but more randomly moving the camera and zooming in and out on a particualr light source. I guess its not a true camera toss, but similar sort of effects I guess :PWell I'm thinking you tossed the camera
Thanks again for the comments, much appreicated
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