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| ****, you mean I've been doing THAT wrong, too? |
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Location: WI | Off for me. I have a ton of pics with glasses on that I would change if I could. Unless the glasses are really cool.
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| It's such a really nice fish, you got away with those glasses. But, I'm sort of curious what you were doing at the old peoples home where you found them  |
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Location: Smith Creek | Randy Savage called (from beyond the grave).
When you're done with his glasses he needs them back.
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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | For Steve Worrall...it's the look!!
I will always take the sunglasses off and anyone I take a picture of because they eyes help to portray the emotion. With sunglasses you get the smile, but the eyes complete the picture...
Steve
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| Can't say I've ever really thought about it, but would guess mine are always on. But, from a photography perspective the key to a good portrait (or any picture with humans facing the camera) is good eyes. That main focal point should be on the eyes... but there's no rule that says it can't be the fish's eyes!
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| Aye, he's got lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes! When he comes at you, he doesn't seem to be livin.....until he bite's ya! |
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Location: Metro, MN | I wear my polarized glasses all day when muskie fishing. When a fish is boated my first thought is certainly not to take my sunglasses off. This thread couldn't be any more pointless if you ask me. I don't spend much time looking at faces but instead the actual fish! |
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| I wear them in the day take them off when they don't help any longer. Pics just depend on what time I catch a fish. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | If I have 'em on, I leave 'em on. if I don't, I don't. |
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Location: Wakefield, MI | teddy b - 8/18/2014 2:37 PM
When we do pics in my boat, typically it's sunglasses off, shirt on and chew out. No one wants to see a shirtless Fonzi with a Griz in. Also, go ahead and smile. I think the stone cold, toughguy pose is hilarious.
Do you give the chew to the fish? Maybe after a while you'll be able to get them addicted and they'll be jumping in the boat looking for a can.
I try to stay out of pictures, I don't want to be scaring the kids. |
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Location: Titletown, USA | I went to the Musky Hunter Magazine University of Esox in St. Germain this past May and they included a unit on getting the best pics of your catch. Saric, Heiting, and crew insisted on taking the sunglasses OFF and getting a pic of you looking AT the fish. I gotta admit I'm usually too focused on getting the fish back in the H20 to care. My advice would be to check out any issue of MHM and see which pics appeal to you most. Then, do that. Pretty simple, really. Tight lines! |
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