So, how did I go from the first shot to the second in three seconds? You'll have to watch the video to find out!
How I Fixed A Busy Background In 3 Seconds!
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ajrmd
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Insightful video as usual and the tips are certain to help others improve their results. Thank you.
Thank you, Steve! It’s always good to keep tips like this in mind. I also remind myself to be aware of conditions where I’m standing, kneeling, or getting close to the ground. Fire ants, mud or wet grass on hillsides, and fresh droppings from critters are reasons for paying attention. Don’t ask how I learned this lesson. 
lol , I think we had the same teacherThank you, Steve! It’s always good to keep tips like this in mind. I also remind myself to be aware of conditions where I’m standing, kneeling, or getting close to the ground. Fire ants, mud or wet grass on hillsides, and fresh droppings from critters are reasons for paying attention. Don’t ask how I learned this lesson.
Great pointers. and concepts I am taking to heart.
As a 70 something my concept of getting low has gravitated to park benches and nice comfortable logs especially with a tree you can lean against.
However, I see the error of my ways. I pulled out my chest waders from fly fishing and I am adding a construction work parka. I am headed to British Columbia tomorrow for six days of beaches and shore birds. I am not going to drag my Z9 and 800 pf into the salt water where one trip can put us all in the drink, but I do plan to get horizontal a lot.
Thanks, Steve for all you do for us. I am sure I speak for many when I say we really appreciate you.
As a 70 something my concept of getting low has gravitated to park benches and nice comfortable logs especially with a tree you can lean against.
However, I see the error of my ways. I pulled out my chest waders from fly fishing and I am adding a construction work parka. I am headed to British Columbia tomorrow for six days of beaches and shore birds. I am not going to drag my Z9 and 800 pf into the salt water where one trip can put us all in the drink, but I do plan to get horizontal a lot.
Thanks, Steve for all you do for us. I am sure I speak for many when I say we really appreciate you.