5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
09-16-2004 | 06:39 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: 5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
Thanks for the pointers Matt. What a difference between those two pictures IL BOW MAN. Now I just need to get out and get some deer.
09-16-2004 | 07:51 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: 5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
IL-Bow-Man,
That's a terrific example of what I'm talking about! Thanks for posting those.
Thanks guys, and anyone who has any other suggestions or tips please add them here as well.
That's a terrific example of what I'm talking about! Thanks for posting those.
Thanks guys, and anyone who has any other suggestions or tips please add them here as well.
09-18-2004 | 03:32 AM
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RE: 5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
Does this one work?
Got her last week, first shot out of my new Patriot at an animal, 20 feet!
Self picture with digital.
Sorry, you have to see it off site, 30k is just to small
http://anchorfrog.com/Kirkselk.jpg
Got her last week, first shot out of my new Patriot at an animal, 20 feet!
Self picture with digital.
Sorry, you have to see it off site, 30k is just to small
http://anchorfrog.com/Kirkselk.jpg
09-18-2004 | 05:16 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: 5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
ORIGINAL: elk-man
Does this one work?
Got her last week, first shot out of my new Patriot at an animal, 20 feet!
Self picture with digital.
Sorry, you have to see it off site, 30k is just to small
http://anchorfrog.com/Kirkselk.jpg
Does this one work?
Got her last week, first shot out of my new Patriot at an animal, 20 feet!
Self picture with digital.
Sorry, you have to see it off site, 30k is just to small
http://anchorfrog.com/Kirkselk.jpg
First welcome to the forum and second....fantastic photograph...that's what we're talking about. That's what's nice about a digital...you can double check the photo in the field for artistic integrity...
That is a mighty fine photo......
09-18-2004 | 09:24 AM
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RE: 5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
Great post Matt we definatly need to put our kill in the right light. These are living breathing animals and we must respect them and take pride in what we do to harvest them. By the way were neibors.
09-18-2004 | 09:41 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: 5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
ElkMan,
And you even got her to smile!?
Nice picture and conrats!
Hoshman.......welcome to the boards and yep we sure are neighbors.
And you even got her to smile!?
Nice picture and conrats!Hoshman.......welcome to the boards and yep we sure are neighbors.
09-18-2004 | 01:13 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: 5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
Hey elkman who is the guy in the camo shirt kneeling behind you! had to do it! Great Photo! What camera was used to take this pic??? Thanks!
had to do it! Great Photo! What camera was used to take this pic??? Thanks!
09-18-2004 | 08:15 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: 5th Annual "Take Quality Pictures!....Ones to be proud of"
Great post Matt.
I have to agree. It is a proud moment no matter what you shot, BIG buck, first buck etc. I know it is always an event when a deeer is harvested. ANd it should be an event, heck you spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours practicing and scouting. If Matt could post a pic for me I can show you an example. Hear me Matt.......
I have to agree. It is a proud moment no matter what you shot, BIG buck, first buck etc. I know it is always an event when a deeer is harvested. ANd it should be an event, heck you spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours practicing and scouting. If Matt could post a pic for me I can show you an example. Hear me Matt.......