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<!-- Font Tag --><FONT SIZE=4><B>Choosing and Using Your Photo Gear</B></FONT>
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A bouncing boat and thundering water will challenge your picture-taking skills. When you shoot the rapids, don’t bring the whole camera shop with you. Choose your equipment and camera angles wisely, and you could return home with spectacular action photographs. Click on the buttons for expert advice.
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