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Study Group 26 |
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| Bob Benson | Great image. A good sense of motion. I think you can get even more impact by cropping a little more. |
| Steve Serpa | |
| Youmans Hsiong | A beautiful aircraft show shot. I like the frame with tilted nose and a little more space at tail side and bellow. The image very clear and sharp, the amazing effect of vapor trails at wings shows your Al Serve control tricks very successful. I have tried Al Servo mode for bird shooting with my canon 5d mark ll, but I was not happy with the result of mine. |
| Brian Duchin | |
| Ron Hagedorn | Beautiful! Form, motion, background, you've pretty well got it all. Well done! |
| Jose Maria Cartas |
A very dynamic photo, which—as you said—must look much better with a higher resolution of the vapor trails. You captured a lot of detail in a fast moving object, which is impressive. If you crop some of the sky on the right side and on the top of the image, you could move the plane from the center of the image to the upper right, giving it more room "to fly" and making it perhaps even more dynamic. |
| Laurette Beliveau |
| Member Bio | |
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Steve Serpa- Biography
My name is Steve Serpa and this is my first Study Group with PSA. As far as my photography goes I just graduated this past June with a certificate from the oldest Photography school in the country, the New York Institute of Photography, founded in 1910. It was a long hard road but was surely worth the effort. Also, for the pass three seasons I’ve been a member of the Photographic Society of Rhode Island. Many of our members have been shooting for a long time and it’s been real privilege learning from them with their vast knowledge and experience; they are very willing to share both advice and technique and for this I thank them. I’m looking forward to working with all the members of this group because I feel it will be a great learning experience for me and I hope I too can contribute to your knowledge as well. |
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