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The Visitors - Day 2

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The Visitors - Day 1

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Merry Christmas

More about "GFF Summit 2007"

GFF Summit 2007

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Yoshikazu Fujioka

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Vaughn Cochran

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Chris Bladen

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Waiting for spring

More about "Fishy art: Ad Swier"

Ad Swier

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Matt Zudweg

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Casting pictures

"Fishy art: Derek DeYoung" is found here

Derek DeYoung

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Diane Michelin
Canadian watercolor artist Diane Michelin has been painting for 15 years. "Basically, in each painting, I try to tell a story that represents the day to day events that fuel our passion." as she says in this article presenting her paintings.
  
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Underexpose
This might sound like a strange piece of advice, but GFF partner Martin Jorgensen writes: "Trust me: you generally want to underexpose your digital images. Almost every single one of them. "
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Fall Colors
Autumn is my favorite time of year. All summer long I look forward to that first crisp morning where it feels good to put on a fleece shirt even though there is not a cloud in the sky. This past weekend, the weather was about as perfect as one could expect.
  
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Rod Sutterby
Rod Sutterby gave us a taste of his beautiful paintings in the book Atlantic Salmon done in cooperation with Malcolm Greenhalgh. In connection with a new series of articles about "Fishy artists" here on GFF we contacted the artist.
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Macro
Most fly anglers will find that using macro in their photography can be truly thrilling. A lot of what we are interested in is small, and many will appreciate being able to capture small things. This article in the series about fishing photography covers macro photography from an angler's perspective.
  
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Jump!
Getting a picture of a jumping fish is not as easy as you may think. You need preparation, skill, timing the right gear and some luck too. Read more about catching fish in the air in this latest article on better fishing photos.
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Reports
·The Visitors - Day 2
·The Visitors - Day 1
·The two Rangá's
·GFF Summit 2007
·IFTS 2007
·Our first mullets
·Kola on a Budget
·Bahamian Rhapsody II
·Bahamian Rhapsody I
·Thin Blue Lines
More...
Global
·The Visitors - Day 2
·The Visitors - Day 1
·Rudi’s little gems
·The two Rangá's
·Carinthian Gold
·Kola on a Budget
·Bahamian Rhapsody II
·Bahamian Rhapsody I
·Tigerfish from my Verandah
·Thin Blue Lines
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Patterns
·The Pink Pig - Pattegrisen
·Salty dreams and glassy shrimp
·Kai's Green Terror
·Convertible tube flies
·Jan's GP
·Dual Tube Phlyz
·Burning Man
·Sunray Shadow
·Monster's Bug
·HiVis CDC Midge
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