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This is a discussion on Walk with me within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; I know it's been done before but it's one of those must do shots I think. I had to be ...

  1. 03-06-2009, 07:19 PM #1
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    I know it's been done before but it's one of those must do shots I think. I had to be quick ... the tide kept washing my presence away ...

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    Well done! Ha ha..I did one of these when I was in Mexico..took forever because of the waves that day..got a chuckle from a couple of observers!!
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    It's definitely one of those "must do" shots! This one turned out great Lol, in Edmonton we don't have anything even remotely close that can be called a beach, so I'm planning on doing a "Footprints in the Snow" parody of the infamous shot
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    Thanks girls.

    Great idea with the snow Gem.
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    Gem that is a great idea. Here its nothing but mud. Guess I will have to get my shoes dirty. haha
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    Sounds great .... lets fill this thread with Footsteps in everything ... maybe not dog poop but everything else
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gem View Post
    It's definitely one of those "must do" shots! This one turned out great Lol, in Edmonton we don't have anything even remotely close that can be called a beach, so I'm planning on doing a "Footprints in the Snow" parody of the infamous shot
    Gem. Your snow shots could pass for sand in a pinch

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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Well done! Ha ha..I did one of these when I was in Mexico..took forever because of the waves that day..got a chuckle from a couple of observers!!
    I was just thinking ... should 'kat' prints be all over recently washed car
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    Really nice shot A.L!
    If it were mine I would have likely removed the debris, but it does add 'something' as well....hmm...
    Either way, nice shot!
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    Quote Originally Posted by marko View Post
    Really nice shot A.L!
    If it were mine I would have likely removed the debris, but it does add 'something' as well....hmm...
    Either way, nice shot!
    I thought about that ... but if you look closely ... I used the debris by walking around it to make the prints look more appealing than a straight set. Then I focused on the print that was out of alignment.
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