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February 2017 - Level 2 Photography Assignment - Air

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    This month's level 2 photo assignment is 'Air'.
    Assignments should be posted right here in this thread.
    Okay then who will post first?
    Level 1 assignment is here.
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    I like the comp but image is soft.
    What was the shutter speed here?
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    An idea for this assignment? - check
    Obtain helium balloons? - check
    Nice blue sky? - would you believe in the middle of summer in Australia we have our a rare day of overcast weather
    Maybe the clouds will burn off before the balloons deflate. If so you may see another photo posted here.

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    One little break in a small portion of the sky enabled me to get a couple more

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    both of these are wonderful RM
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    Quote Originally Posted by Runmonty View Post
    One little break in a small portion of the sky enabled me to get a couple more
    Most excellent!
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    Nice interpretations.
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    here's mine... a bit obvious...but whatever
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