In Praise of a Murderer....
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Royaldevon 2012-04-10 3:47
Hello John,
Well, this has worked well!
Your panning has produced a shot which creates a fine sense of vitality and movement - good on a still shot!The legs are certainly in an extended trot and those wheels are whizzing round!
It surprises me that you use a slow shutter speed, you would think a fast shutter spped would be even more accurate!
I once went with my husband's brother, panning swallows over a canal and trying to get them reflected in the water. I won't tell you how successful I was!
Have a lovely day,
Bev :-)
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04-10-2012, 11:09 AM
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To Royaldevon: Trotting.....
Thank you for your kind remarks about this one. This trotting lark involves a great deal of skill (and also, I think, danger!) on the part of the drivers. The idea is that you must only trot - if you try to go too fast and the horse breaks into a gallop, you are immediately removed from that race. That, I think, is one of the real skills required. Interesting to watch for a while and certainly very interesting to try to photograph but not something you'd want to watch every day of the week! Kind Regards, John. 
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