Not Quite Olympic Diving . . .

But still lots of fun.

I shot five or six series of the guy jumping and diving off the rocks. Below are a couple of them.

Theses are a great series of photos. They are so nice and clean. I hope you got their email so you could send them copies.
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thebaus

. . . where I post my photos.

She was shouting orders to her two boys, I was telling her what I wanted.

I have only posted one of the boys here.

In the first series, I tried to capture the whole scene, zooming a bit toward the point of entrance to the water.

In the second series I zoomed in on the first shot and followed the diver down into the water.

I think I like setting the scene with a wide view in the first set and then zooming in to get a bit closer in following sets.

I like the shots - the only bad part is the rock background is so 'busy' it kind of hides the diver, especially in the first series.

True, the subject is lost in the background.

Midwest said:

I like the shots - the only bad part is the rock background is so 'busy' it kind of hides the diver, especially in the first series.

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Phil M. - Toronto, Canada

Time to kill? Then have a look at a few of my photos, including one published by National Geographic : http://www.flickriver.com/photos/phil_marion/sets/