[Leica] IMG: Taking Flight

[rgacpa at gmail.com (Robert Adler)]

Thanks Ted!
Sorry if the file information was overload; I don't see it but from your
response I'm thinking some do?
Also, your imagination is still quite wonderful! I really didn't notice
that the rock below/behind the lad looked like a car seat!! Your
observation just added more for me.
Thanks again,
Bob


On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 8:29 AM, <tedgrant at shaw.ca> wrote:

> Robert Adler OFFERED:
> Subject: Re: [Leica] IMG: Taking Flight
>
>> http://www.getdpi.com/forum/members/rga/albums/bob-adler-
>> start-album/6276-taking-flight-bean-hollow-state-beach-pescadero-ca.jpg
>>
>
>  New Year's Day on the coast:
>>> [IMG]
>>> http://www.getdpi.com/forum/members/rga/albums/bob-adler-
>>> start-album/6276-taking-flight-bean-hollow-state-
>>> beach-pescadero-ca.jpg[/IMG]
>>>
>>
> Hi Bob,
> Very interesting as it has a kind of mythical potential for a title that
> could be applied due to the boy and baby chair? Certainly if one has a
> mythical imagination! :-) Not Me!! :-)
>
> 1/ "Baby becomes Boy!"
>
> 2/ "Boy in-flight!"
>
> 3/ And whatever one wishes to apply?
>
> However the shooter better have all the right thingies set! No time to
> start thinking and asking oneself questions!
>
> It still comes down to the moment of  "OBSERVATION--- CLICK!" By the
> talented chap holding/seeing and clicking!" :-) There isn't anytime to be
> bending ones mind about digi-details! "Oh look at that? Did I turn the
> camera on?"
>
> What is the "EFIX" whatever that is???? Personally I still have no idea
> what those initials stand for? Obviously not knowing really doesn't make
> any difference? As I just set everything on auto and I seem to catch the
> odd moment of a Happy Snap once and a while! ;-) ? Did I have it set? etc
> etc and what was the f- stop and shutter speed?
>
> Well Ok the last two items would be of use for stopping the action
> sharply, as well as the aperture for exposure. Certainly for some one
> learning what shutter speed requires stopping action?
>
> Good on you! :-)Thanks.
>
> Cheers,
> ted :-)
>
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-- 
Bob Adler