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Photograph: by Paul Rutherford
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Paul did a great job capturing a self portrait with a soccer ball. The lighting is nice in contrast with the intense sky behind him. One of the toughest parts when taking the photo is watching the framing, and Paul nailed it. He kept his top hand inside the frame, even when jumping so high.
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Nick Minore is a photo and video professional. A busy schedule keeps him always on the go, whether producing live sports broadcasts for TV and the web, or a portrait photo shoot on the beach near his home in Florida. Always with a camera in hand, Nick enjoys experimenting with new cameras and shooting techniques. Technology has always come naturally to him and he loves to share tips and tricks on how to get the most out of your gear or software.
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Hi Nick! Thanks for the spotlight! Any chance you could link to my website? paulrutherfordphotogrpahy.com
We linked your comment thanks.
Nice pic!!!