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D700 does race girls
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fringephoto
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Very nice 
Christianus Fabbri
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achilles1974
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Wow! What a great camera!
Hi,
I'm just wondering aqbout the tyres on the 1st pictures, what is this type of tyre ?
in such dry condition they should have slicks.. those looks like rain tyres.
thanks if you could comment this.
G.
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I'm just wondering aqbout the tyres on the 1st pictures, what is this type of tyre ?
in such dry condition they should have slicks.. those looks like rain tyres.
thanks if you could comment this.
G.
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Dirtyharry71
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thomas2279f
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Agree haven't aged much since April.l...lol
I really like your shots, especially the 3rd and 4th pictures, but that's because she's not wearing sunglasses and it doesn't hurt that she's attractive.
What I especially liked about your shots, other than the subject, is that you refrained from doing what a lot of people seem to be doing when they use the 14-24mm lens and that's to use 14mm that flattens and distorts the heck out of people. I noticed that in a lot of celebrity photos that many of the people in the shots have distorted faces and large bodies and tiny legs. Those people that take pictures like that need to learn to back up a little and use a longer focal length.
So I say to the OP, bravo!
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What I especially liked about your shots, other than the subject, is that you refrained from doing what a lot of people seem to be doing when they use the 14-24mm lens and that's to use 14mm that flattens and distorts the heck out of people. I noticed that in a lot of celebrity photos that many of the people in the shots have distorted faces and large bodies and tiny legs. Those people that take pictures like that need to learn to back up a little and use a longer focal length.
So I say to the OP, bravo!
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intruder61
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your ONE and ONLY post on DPR, and you pulled this one up...Congrats.
antonoat
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How on earth did I miss this thread Chris!
Superb images,
Your usual outstanding presentation makes this a special thread, top work,
Cheers
Tony
Superb images,
Your usual outstanding presentation makes this a special thread, top work,
Cheers
Tony
rhlpetrus
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Was that here in Brazil ... ? I need to get a pit permit 
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Renato.
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Good shooting and good luck
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Nice, very nice
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