What f-stop will make the e-stop?
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Comment by mitalapo:

Originally posted by tanguera: PHOTOGRAPHER NOTES!!!!!!!

yes, how did this end?

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Comment by tnun:
lovely, steam and all.

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Comment by Neat:

Originally posted by tanguera: PHOTOGRAPHER NOTES!!!!!!!

Haha yeah, I'm assuming you were in a car?

Great shot anyway

What f-stop will make the e-stop?
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Comment by tanguera:
PHOTOGRAPHER NOTES!!!!!!!

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Comment by Lydia:
I'm so happy that this made HM!

But... yeah... I'm gonna need just a bit more photog notes than... "N/A"

:D

Congratulations! This is brilliant!

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Comment by vawendy:
Holy Crap! what a great catch! I want to see his picture, too!

One of those photos that isn't eye candy pretty, but where you need to sit and realize what you're seeing. Makes me wonder what it would look like in b&w. I'm having fun looking at this and having multiple thoughts run through my head. For instance, the head taking up so much of the frame, it makes the elephant look smaller and not as menacing. Would cropping make it better? I don't think so. Couldn't have used a longer lens. B&W? But the dust color is too wonderful. Just need it blown up and bigger? That helped.

Thanks for the photo and the adventure in thought processing. :) -8-

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Comment by tate:
WOAH!

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Comment by jnenvir:
Wow

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Comment by FromDaRock:
Looks like an exciting moment, too bad that guy is in your way. I think he got a really good shot. (If he wasn't soiling his pants)

three rooms
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Comment by PennyStreet:
My neighbor on the corner has a wall like that in front of their house (which sits on a hill). It's been impervious and unchanging for the last 30 years until last month a car ran into it. It stands about 5 feet from the road so we are all in disbelief:) Luckily the owners are having it repaired nicely. You used the "into the sun" approach to your advantage here.