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Crappy picture of my buddy, but shows what I hope to be doing this weekend:

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  • Super User
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So even MORE special, being that big.

Yep. I find myself daydreaming about that fish pretty often the last week or so!

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Nice photographer!

So even MORE special, being that big.

Yep. I find myself daydreaming about that fish pretty often the last week or so!

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  • Super User
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Nice photographer!

So even MORE special, being that big.

Yep. I find myself daydreaming about that fish pretty often the last week or so!

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nice replies to my text... d!ck! ;D

  • Super User
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Pre-goby era smallmouth fishing on Lake Ontario with Dad:

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  • Super User
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Nate, is that a panorama shot or just a really wide one?

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Nate, is that a panorama shot or just a really wide one?

It was originally just a standard 3:4 shot. I got too much of the hill I was standing on and it looked boring. It's amazing how much a little cropping can make the shot. I have a few pano's of that same shot though.

  • Super User
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Fix that horizon, water runs downhill.  :P

Whiteface, from Upper Saranac Lake:

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  • Super User
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That horizon is high desert. Not anything of any size coming down. That lake is giant, 109,000 acres and it only has one inflow, the Truckee river, which is almost always less than 1,000CFS. There isnt an outlet whatsoever, all the river does is replace water that evaporates.

  • Super User
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Then straighten it.  Its perfect, a wall hanger, but its crooked, and making me a little insane.

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  • Super User
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Praise be to Brannus. All I did was doctor it up a little bit. He's not just a great net man afterall ;D

  • Super User
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You guys can share the praise.  That picture has what so many otherwise "nice" shots don't: A person.  Its called "phony subject."  the picture is of the mountains, and water, and the lines and balance/contrast they create.  But toss in you wading the lake, you have a sense scope and added interest.  It takes a "nice" shot to a great one.

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