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  On 15 May 2008 Laura Boston-thek gave props:

  NOW THAT's what I'm talking about!! Excellent job!

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  On 15 May 2008 Bill Harner said:

  great shot, Amanda, maybe just slow the speed down a little bit more, but this looks really nice.

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  On 15 May 2008 Patrick Marella gave props:

  I love how you captured this !

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  On 16 May 2008 Gary Fudge gave props:

  This is great Amanda. The secret with getting the shutter speed is to slow down the whole image and fool the camera into exposing for darkness. Manually is the best. Two things to try, possibly together if it's always very bright. Use a small aperture, so that you need a longer shutter speed. Depending on speed of mill, less that 1/30 for sure. If it was me I'd use maybe a couple of ND grads and shoot from a tripod. Try around 1/10 of a sec down to 1 sec and see how it goes. Good luck xx

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  On 16 May 2008 adniloj gave props:

  Hip, hip hooray! Its looking pretty good! I agree w/ Gary on his shutter speed execution; The windier the day, the easier its going to be to capture the whirl, you've many factors playing; this one's very sharp and I like the red too!

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  On 16 May 2008 Amanda Means said:

  Thanks everyone. I have to admit I did not use a tripod for this one because I forgot it out the house. I was quite shocked to see how sharp the picture turned out. I will try all the suggestions, And it is always windy here so I am excitied to get back out and try.

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  On 16 May 2008 Yasmina Baggili gave props:

  Lovely shot.

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  On 16 May 2008 Nelson Campbell gave props:

  Cool.

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  On 5 August 2008 Vidyavati Chandan gave props:

  awesome...