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Made it into another mag.

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Congrats, again!
 
Excellent shot, congratulations.
 
Well done Wormy, or should I should say Terry? :-)

Michael
 
I've seen this before and each time there is something new. Please don't feed the birds ...
 
Congratulations on another fine photo. Who needs weather sealed cameras :-)
 
So, spill the beans! Did you take some test shots in +½ stop increments or switch to manual?

Congrats Wormy :-D
 
Nice catch, nice composition.

But the advice -- switch to manual and try different exposures -- LOL.

Leave on P and just spin the from wheel or move the front lever (depending on the Panny camera involved) to rapidly alter EV.

Or switch to preset seven step under/over exposure at the press of a button and hit the shutter button to fire the burst!!! :)

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When I was published in Popular Photography back in 2013, using my recently acquired G3, I just couldn't believe it. I see you have been more than once. Outstanding!!!

Great picture

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Martin
"One of the biggest mistakes a photographer can make is to look at the real world and cling to the vain hope that next time his film will somehow bear a closer resemblance to it" - Galen Rowell
 
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Congrats Wormy!!!
 
Hen3ry said:
Nice catch, nice composition.

But the advice -- switch to manual and try different exposures -- LOL.

Leave on P and just spin the from wheel or move the front lever (depending on the Panny camera involved) to rapidly alter EV.

Or switch to preset seven step under/over exposure at the press of a button and hit the shutter button to fire the burst!!! :)
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Or just rely on the dynamic range of a modern sensor ;-)
 
Skeeterbytes said:
Right on. Great to see your work being recognized and shared to a larger audience.

Cheers,

Rick
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It would have been an even larger audience if it wasn't sealed in plastic in the shop ;-)
 
Very good picture. Congrats.
 
You only managed to get me sad from your samples, because I noticed it was E-PL2 and I really wish I would have bought one for myself when I could, as now it is ended from everywhere as new for cheap :(

I don't know but sometimes the old gear just clicks on me as not everything always needs to be best like E-M1 and sometimes it is fancy to use Panasonic or other lower end cameras :)
 
Amazing!! Great shot!

Just a curiosity: what's the process for having a picture even considered by a magazine for publication?
 
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