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Just a question for those of you that use a remote for self takes, do you encase the remote in something waterproof?
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In reply to Post #1516
As a rookie moderator Ken you can’t afford to have anybody else pushing your buttons, well done on the appointment ,right bloke for the job 
Anybody seen my post 1515 or have I been buttoned
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In reply to Post #1516
nice one ken 
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In reply to Post #1514
Tremble at the mighty power of my buttons, 60s!
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Just thought I'd post a pic of Phil in his previous incarnation, just to show he did that bloody well too!
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In reply to Post #1511
WAITING FOR THE SUMMER
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Table top shot of a baking tray with some rocks,water and a flower. For some reason this lens likes working in low light conditions
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In reply to Post #1509
I think he is purely digi now. Nikon D700 plus a bag full of very fast lenses.
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nice work there ken , he likes his patterns in the landscape shots, given me a few ideas to go at
has he gone digital or still using velvia??
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In reply to Post #1503
nice to see you in the gallery Ken !!!!
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In reply to Post #1505
lol some good ideas there jeff, think the old bin might hum a bit though, thats if i can get it in my car
Bean bag sounds good
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Nice link Ken. I think I crossed swords with this bloke in the letter pages of Carpworld over the back cover shots of nubile scantily young girls holding Carp to advertise a French water. I think I labelled them tacky and tied in with some very old style advertising.
From memory I think he thought that I was not a real man because I was not drooling over his shots. My reply was not printed , which was a shame but properly a good call by Editor Tim.
A very good photographer, some stunning shots
David I have heard that a bean bag is a usefully accessory for field shots when getting down to the critters level.
One advantage of using a Wheele Bin is that you have something to put your gear in when you are on your way to a shoot. Could also double up as a hide
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In reply to Post #1502
Interesting technique Jeff, I find it very tricky trying to hold the sharp focus area exactly were you want it with shallow dof, even when using my tripod the wind makes it tricky.
Found my wheelie bin a useful sigma prop sat afternoon taking this shot
Just had a look Ken
Excellent photographer, he's taking some awesome shots
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Once upon a time there was a carp angler. He took some of the most amazing scenics, trophy and wildlife shots, mostly associated with carp fishing. He was without doubt the most respected carp angler in France and in the top three in Europe.
About five years ago he packed it all in to become a professional photographer. Have a browse through his site and BE AMAZED...
He's a Nikon man to his bootstraps by the way.
Philippe Lagabbe - Photographer 
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NON Carp stuff