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01-04-2009, 10:29 AM
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Talonite Folder
 I'm just learning how to link pictures from Photobucket to avoid the thumbnail issues. Anyhow, this photo is better than most of mine since I built the new "Coop" light tent and have been paying more attention to the advice from all of you more knowledgable than me. Advice is welcome! 
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01-04-2009, 12:26 PM
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No advice needed - you're doing fine. The more you shoot the better you get. When the technique is no longer an obstacle, start thinking about making it beautiful - or dramatic or untouchable or dangerous - that small but important connection with the emotional side of the brain will make an image more compelling. In the meantime please post some more images so we can all share and discuss.
__________________  Avatar ~ custom crank case cover from 1969 Harley shovelhead chopper
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