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Nice to try something different Ian but on this occasion, it doesn't work for me. Usually I don't like tight crops but having played around with this one, I prefer it with no grass in front and would crop the left hand side very tight or even take out the far headlight and crop just to the left of the number plate, concentrating more on the driver.
Having said that, it's what you like that counts.
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For me it's not a bad image Ian. Your Panning matched the car movement, giving that nice background blur while keeping the car in focus. I also give you a
on have the wheel spin showing motion.
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Thanks for the comments chaps, appreciated.
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