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jennief
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Its in the post.

#777082 - 23/03/2009 22:50

After a ginormous struggle Module 9 is finally in the post.
I am now really looking forward to doing my personal project.
This last module has been more difficult than the others-but I have enjoyed it immensely.

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Jennie-professional worrier.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jennyfred

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Paul_R
That didn't take long!

Reged: 16/06/2006
Posts: 2356
Loc: Middlesbrough, England.

Re: Its in the post.

[Re: jennief]
#777216 - 24/03/2009 11:00

Well done

I really love the stag shot.

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Matt_Hunt
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Loc: Surrey

Re: Its in the post.

[Re: jennief]
#777254 - 24/03/2009 11:55

Well done. I suppose I ought to commit to four frames as well. Your stag is lovely

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GDN
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Reged: 05/02/2008
Posts: 1522
Loc: Surrey

Re: Its in the post.

[Re: Matt_Hunt]
#777299 - 24/03/2009 15:04

Excellent. Great batch of photos.

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Gary - My Flickr Site

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jennief
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Reged: 28/04/2007
Posts: 362
Loc: Perthshire

Re: Its in the post.

[Re: GDN]
#777423 - 24/03/2009 22:02

Thanks very much all. I enjoyed it-the best bit for me was my shot of a flying crow that I took in Cyprus-its all in the frame and its reasonably sharp-I couldn't pan at all!!
My soldier son made me stand "properly" with a gun (YIKES), keep my elbows in and swivel from the hips-I got beasted if I didn't do it correctly and when I had my light camera in my hands I found it worked!! Loads of practice still needed though.

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Jennie-professional worrier.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jennyfred

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jennief
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Reged: 28/04/2007
Posts: 362
Loc: Perthshire

Birds Workshop

[Re: GDN]
#777425 - 24/03/2009 22:09

I would be very interested in a workshop like this. Is it possible to give me an idea where it is please? Probably miles from Scotland ....but "nothing venture"
Your pictures are superb.

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Jennie-professional worrier.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jennyfred

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GDN
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Reged: 05/02/2008
Posts: 1522
Loc: Surrey

Re: Birds Workshop

[Re: jennief]
#777432 - 24/03/2009 22:27

Thank you... and unfortunately yes miles from Scotland - it was in Sussex..

I'll PM you the details anyway.

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Gary - My Flickr Site

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