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Comment by one2one:
eek! I don't want to see this, ever. Great capture though.

underexposed
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Comment by skewsme:
i would't want it to be any clearer.

underexposed
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Comment by Hipychik:
I would rather shoot a real moment like this than a pretty picture. Not that I would ever want to see this, it's disgusting, but it is real.

VW
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Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Slug-bug!!! I like the use you made of the circular lines on the pavement.

VW
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Comment by Melethia:
How very nice of them to park there!

underexposed
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Comment by citymars:
Wow, Brian. I've tried "from the hip" a few times and my aim is terrible! This is one of those photos that make me glad the photographer didn't get caught. Is that a cigarette or a blunt?

I hate when I've left the camera on manual and think it's on aperture priority. I appreciate the street style, but I think it would have been retained the grit even with improved clarity and exposure.

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Comment by colorcarnival:
The title is fantastic, for sure. How on earth did you not stop and stare? I'm sure I would have done that and made a comment and gotten in trouble lol. Wow, I'm just speechless about what you captured here.

underexposed
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Comment by EstimatedEyes:
Ridiculously low vote that highlights DPC's obsession with technical perfection at the expense of recognizing the type of image that can differentiate a photograph from other types of art. So much more unique and difficult then the typical picture we see around here. The recognition of this moment, and the ability and willingness to capture it, is light years ahead of the typical long-shutter-speed-tripod-in-the-surf type of image that scores well here.

I was one of your 8s.

Be dazzling
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Comment by paynekj:
Great image. For some reason it puts me in mind of the film The French Connection.

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Comment by PennyStreet:
Oh dear.