I've been working on my shots at 70 meters in hopes of perhaps moving up the USA Archery ranking food chain and seeing how I measure up to my peers and idols under competitive (read: VERY uncomfortable) conditions.
First three pictures are of anchor/expansion and release/follow-through.
Early follow-through.
At anchor....
Transferring...
Transfer/expansion...
Expansion, just the instant before release...
Release/follow-through. I have NO idea what the camera did THAT for!
Follow-through at conclusion of the shot... at least when correctly executed.
And of course, some of my groups through the course of practice as I find either amusing or reasonably good.
I also found a few pictures that I apparently didn't properly copy from the camera before. These were from House Eisbar. This was a truly beautiful and magnificent specimen of the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake. He was very difficult to spot in the leaves but a keen-eyed archer pointed him out to me and of course, I couldn't help but take photographs!
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