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Old 29 March 2006, 04:01 PM   #1
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Wow! If this is what you are doing as a non-professional then you don't need to study a single book or manual, these are some pretty darn impressive pics... makes me think my little shots I took tonight of my Omega Chrono are in need of some creative assisstance!



Great work!
Your pics are just fine.
I took my first pic May 2005, and it was horrible. Up until a few weeks ago I was using a very old, ancient point and shoot.
In reality, a nice point and shoot is better for watch photography in many ways. ( vs. an expensive dSLR)
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