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The phrase "after I shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is describing an event that occurred following the act of shooting, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "After I shot the target, I felt a rush of adrenaline and excitement."
Alternatives: "following my shot" or "subsequent to my shot".
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Not long after, I shot a long-range rifle a beast of a gun, that I'm told is used by snipers in the military.
Not long after, I shot a long-range rifle a beast of a gun that I'm told snipers in the military use.
I was kissing my hands after I shot the 3 last nite.
But then, after "I Shot Andy Warhol," it started to change.
It was only after I shot this back in a patronising tone that I realised how different the sports are.
Should I be filing, sharing pictures minutes after I shot them — don't they need to sit for a while for a proper edit?
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Because I work with film, I don't see my pictures until weeks after I shoot them.
"I'm looking forward to seeing how I do and spending time with my family after I shoot".
I shoot rather fast but after I shoot I need an editor to explain to me what I did.
Of course with digital, I get to decide after I shoot, so pretty early on I started making some B/W.
In April, the day after I arrived, I shot a scene in which I cried a lot.
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