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Waiting quietly for quite a long time, he was calmly sitting there, watching people passing by.
Waiting was my guess.. he was rather taking a rest maybe. Location: Gate to Daishoin Temple, Miyajima Island, Japan cropped and bordered in PS Full View please! |
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May 9, 2004
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Canon EOS 10D 1/60 second F/5.6 50 mm 100 May 1, 2004, 11:01:21 AM Share |
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It's shots like these that show how good your eye is for photography my friend
lol, that guys thinking "what the hell is he taking a picture of me for??!?"
nice decision to go for Black and white also
Did he really consent to being banned onto your flash-card? ^^
also by the way, thats definately a sweet camera you got there. heh even just a little better than the 300D.
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the 300d is like the small brother of the 10d, but better don't ask me the price of it
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"TERRORISM is the War of the poor. WAR is the Terrorism of the rich, wealthy nations." (Sir Peter Ustinov)
... talking without thinking is like shooting without aiming ...
but sorry to correct, that these are Japanese symbols
he looked always a bit suspicious to me, and I tried aiming somewhere else, but then fast turned to him and shot him.. as you can see he was not fast enough giving me the evil glance
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"TERRORISM is the War of the poor. WAR is the Terrorism of the rich, wealthy nations." (Sir Peter Ustinov)
... talking without thinking is like shooting without aiming ...
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"TERRORISM is the War of the poor. WAR is the Terrorism of the rich, wealthy nations." (Sir Peter Ustinov)
... talking without thinking is like shooting without aiming ...
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