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Old 06-10-2009, 02:22 AM
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Man I thought I'd look to see why you had no responses and really cant see a reason, this is awesome , great shot , I've had no luck with drop images as to date and really appreciate what you've done here . This is outstanding . All the best
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Old 06-10-2009, 02:24 AM
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This is soooo creative! You did a great job capturing the splash! Nice work!
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Old 06-10-2009, 02:38 AM
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This is great! I have not been able to get a single "drop" photo yet. Will keep on trying.
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This is great. Very creative and great set up!
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Fantastic shot.....and sharp as a tack! You going to eat all of those?
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the moment i saw this foto, I was saying...its him....i know its him....reasons....

1. u use the black color reflective glass in almost all fotos....
2. referring flash position as o'clock

gr8 capture!!!

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wow, this is awesome.
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Very cool and so crisp. I like it!
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the moment i saw this foto, I was saying...its him....i know its him....reasons....

1. u use the black color reflective glass in almost all fotos....
2. referring flash position as o'clock

gr8 capture!!!

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lol...thanks. I like black plexi...it's easy to use, easy to clean, and looks really nice. But yes, I use it way too much.

As for the "o'clock", next time I'll give the positions in radians or semi-circles
 

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