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Pool Throw Sequence

© David Taylor

Pool Throw Sequence

Uploaded: September 09, 2003

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Murry Grigsby September 09, 2003

What a fun sequence, Dave :0) #58061

Mary M. Means September 09, 2003

Dave-
this is awesome! I have some continuous shots of my niece jumping on a trampoline and would love to try this...any suggestions? #193266

David Taylor September 09, 2003

Thanks Murry!

Mary, actually I was not entirely pleased with this shot and only decided to post it because I got such a good reaction from my family. When I shot these I was panning with the boy being thrown. As a result you'll notice that the background is blurred in some areas and not in others. I plan to retake this shot with the camera fixed on a tripod so that all the shots have the same background and I can then composite in just the elements that have moved. That's what I would suggest for your shot if possible. #193434

September 25, 2003

Dave this is a fantastic sequence.
Don't suppose you could drop a hint or two as to how you did the merging of the piccies ?

In the first look I just thought there were two guys throwing a couple of kids into the pool.
When I opened the picture fully and 'really' looked... it was great.

Stuart.H. #210980


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