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Anybody want to chime in? (in a light-hearted fashion)
Tip #1
Always hold the fish as far away from you and as close to the camera lens as possible.
Tip#1 Example
That's shad!
Tips on photographing fish!
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Anybody want to chime in? (in a light-hearted fashion)
Tip #1
Always hold the fish as far away from you and as close to the camera lens as possible.
Tip#1 Example
That's shad!
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Gotta love that 3D effect! At least he's not trying to be sneaky about it... I've actually had boat captains and B&T owners try to "coach" me on how to hold a fish to make it appear larger. I politely decline, and explain I prefer to hold my fish in a "natural" stance. I've shaken hands with lots of fishermen, and have seen many more, but I haven't yet met any with hands that are three times the size of their face. (I do have a picture somewhere of a four inch smallmouth caught by my buddy Ed on a Rooster Tail Spinner that we purposely 3D'd. I'll have to dig it up....)
Gotta love that 3D effect! At least he's not trying to be sneaky about it... I've actually had boat captains and B&T owners try to "coach" me on how to hold a fish to make it appear larger. I politely decline, and explain I prefer to hold my fish in a "natural" stance. I've shaken hands with lots of fishermen, and have seen many more, but I haven't yet met any with hands that are three times the size of their face. (I do have a picture somewhere of a four inch smallmouth caught by my buddy Ed on a Rooster Tail Spinner that we purposely 3D'd. I'll have to dig it up....)
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Forgot Tip #2: Any fish APPEARS heavier if you have to hold it with two hands!
Forgot Tip #2: Any fish APPEARS heavier if you have to hold it with two hands!
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