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Joined: 19 Aug 2006 Posts: 3 Location: Ludington, MI

I have all the necessary equipment to submit some quality photos of my home course in Michigan. I use a Canon Digital Rebel XT and I have a 75-300mm lens that'll be perfect for close-ups of the target.

On my home course, however, there are many holes that curve harshly, and have such steep elevations that the target is invisible from the tee. Should I take photos from several positions? How would I go about the elevation changes?

There are three seperate 24-hole courses all on one huge park area. Will I be able to split the three courses (Beauty, Beast, and Golaith) in one location?

Joined: 29 Oct 2003 Posts: 175 Location: twin cities metro

for the blind holes, you'll want to relocate so you can see the pin. just walk up the fairway until you can see the basket and take the picture from there.
from the submit instructions:

Quote:

"The zoomed in picture should be taken from the exact spot of the zoomed-out picture (the tee), unless all pins are not visible from the tee. In this case, move to the nearest location where all pins are visible. In the case of a single basket, center it in the picture as much as possible."

please submit the three courses seperately.

thanks.

Joined: 19 Aug 2006 Posts: 3 Location: Ludington, MI

Okay, cool. I'll get snapping photos pretty soon here.