Nikon D90, 35 mm f/1.8 lens, 1/100sec @ f/8, ISO 250
Fun with panning…
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Visual Venturing 
Nice photo Stacey! I’ve not yet tried panning myself. I have the same lens you used for this one and it’s wonderfully versatile and sharp isn’t it? I say this, as I look at my bookshelf full of old film cameras, with my Nikon digital trapped in the middle 🙂
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Thanks, Steve. I find panning to be a lot of fun, especially with this lens. Using it for the first time opened up a whole new photographic world for me 🙂 Film cameras, huh? The only film cameras I ever owned were the point and shoot kind, some with those square rotating flash bulbs that had four flashes each. Such a hoot!
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I can’t say that I ever owned much better than a film point and shoot when I was younger, but now that great film cameras can be had for the price of lunch, and film still being produced and processed, why not?
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What a fantastic shot! Wonderful panning…another thing I have never been successful at. Seeing this has inspired me to keep trying!
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Try, try again – that’s what I had to do 🙂 Thanks, Susan!
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I like it ! Panning is fun. And in fact, I’m planning to do a Snap Chat post on it sometime soon.
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Wonderful! You captured that beautiful shot of the boy running downhill 🙂
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Great photo!
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Thanks, Desleyjane 🙂
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Circa already said what I had to say.
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Thanks, Cardinal. Sometimes panning works; sometimes not. This time I managed to capture something 🙂
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It’s a very fine line between correct shutter speed and blurry mess when it comes to panning.
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And I have many shots to prove that 🙂
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I have my fair share too!
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Excellent panning and sense of speed!
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Beginner’s luck 🙂 Thanks!
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