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    More information about "Old women at the funeral. I was invited to a funeral when travelling through vietnam. This gave me a great chance to take portrait shots of people (actually I've been asked by the locals if I could take pictures!)"

    Old women at the funeral. I was invited to a funeral when travelling through vietnam. This gave me a great chance to take portrait shots of people (actually I've been asked by the locals if I could take pictures!)

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    I took this during my travels through vietnam where i was invited to

    a funeral and asked by many people if I can portrait them.

     

    This is a pictures converted from a color images that can be found

    here:

     

    http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=1897671

     

    What do you think? B&W or color? Personally, I like B&W better....

    More information about "Trees in toscany"

    Trees in toscany

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    this picture was originally shot with a velvia color slide film. i

    converted it with photoshop to infrared black&white and added the

    black frame around. you can find the original colored photo in my

    gallery.

    More information about "Normally you would shoot portraits with a tele-lens but these kids jumped right in front of my camera so that i had to use the 17mm."

    Normally you would shoot portraits with a tele-lens but these kids jumped right in front of my camera so that i had to use the 17mm.

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    Look at these happy faces? I knew from the day before I took this

    picture that I just have to ask two or three girls or boys to take a

    picture and that I will have kids around me within the next five

    seconds! I mounted the flash and my 17-35mm. The boy in the

    foreground almost touched my lens. As you can see, the others had to

    hold him back. Even he is out of focus I like the picture. What do

    you think?

    More information about "Rollerblading grinding down a handrail."

    Rollerblading grinding down a handrail.

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    rich,

     

    thx for your comment on my rollerblading pic. use a slow time (like 1/30, 1/40) and rear curtain sync. follow the subject while not pushing the release. while moving push the release (keep moving). rear curtain sync flash should make the object sharp. hope it helped!

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