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by GrahameA » Sun Feb 01, 2009 4:12 pm
Afternoon All
Had some spare time and went for a walk around Nth Albert today with a few archers, Sue, Anna, Steve, Richard and Daryl, with my camera in hand. The weather is a bit overcast today in Brisbane and as a result slow shutter speeds were in use under the forest canopy.
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Richard shooting his Lancewood ELB. The tracer effect of the arrow is due to the slow shutter speed = 1/60 second.
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Sue - aka Little arrows
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Anna - And that bow of hers is something special.
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Steve Wallace
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Long lens - I am further away than it looks.
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See Richard - you do need to move the nocking point.
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Steve Wallace shooting - Notice the arrow is flying dead flat and straight from the bow.
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A bit closer to the target and it is still flying perfectly
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GrahameA on Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Grahame.
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