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sury
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A snail on the move.... It is still an "action" shot right? :lol:

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Everyone has to start somewhere Sury. I see no blurring at all, well done. ;^)
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Yes, you nailed the movement. :lol:
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:lol:

How did AF keep up I wonder :lol:

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Great bit of panning!
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Love the way you froze the action as it 'leapt' that low fence :)

Great thread Sury. It has had me chuckling all day :lol:
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I thought if brevity is the soul of wit, then levity ought be the soul of (a dumb) wit. :lol:

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