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- Two girls
- Phone
- Moble Phone
- just took this a couple days ago and thought ya'll...
- Someone on the phone with some kind of emotion
- Lisa Krantz's recent awards
- The fire in my life.
- outside reading
- Nursing sophomore Chris Rubalcava writes down some...
- Reading
- Some more practice panning shots!© Rennie Murrell ...
- Who is this photographer?
- Reading
- Theme for next week's blog posting
- This week's Ranger
- These images were captured around 6:25 p.m. I used...
- A CHILDS IMAGINATION
- .Early evening bluebonnets© Rennie Murrell 2010
- Reading.
- Reading
- Risky business
- Outdoor reading
- "The Tree of Life"© Rennie Murrell 2010
- About connection
- Dr. Lo's suggestion
- reading
- one with the tree.
- I was waiting for a car to pass by for another pan...
- Holding hands shadows......
- Bird on the fence
- Next weeks blog theme
- Shadow
- My scene my shadow
- Spring.
- PEACE!
- Texas Aquarium Photos
- I decided to have some fun with my camera at 5:30 ...
- Shadowed In
- Girls Playing
- Dr. Lo acts like a wild life photographer
- interraction
- The winner!!
- New theme for next Monday (March 22)
- Time out!
- Springtime Interaction
- Early Evening Pan
- just breathe
- panning
- Panning
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- Rainy Day Pan
- Dr. Lo's photo of "interaction between people"
- Posting theme for next week
- Panning
- Panning.
- Water dance
- Motion!
- Shutter Speed Effect
- Cathedral and "frozen" water fountains
- Interaction
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I think since the shadows of you and the trees are so interesting, you might as well make the shadows be the largest part of your frame. Move the shadows to more in the middle and include less of the actual scene.
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