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...close up of the little group depicted in my earlier posting Backdrop
...we all like to observe our fellow photographers at work...even in odd and precarious places.
...needed my long lens with me but it was back in the car:-(
Bill:)
"What's the Meaning of Time?"
Comments (26)
He certainly goes out on a limb to get the best pics. Health and safety would frown on this in the UK.
Nice capture of the photographer and crew doing their thing Bill..
Hmmm... looks like a group of locals (Indians) doing some fashion shooting with a very nice background for their photos. The big white dish looks like a cloth (or cardboard) reflector to fill in so the shadows don't get too dark, as is often the case in bright sunlight. They look quite focused on their work since they don't seem to have discovered you. This type of photo is often the best - the subjects hard at work and unknowing they're being photographed. That way one get's them in natural poses. Great job! In fact, you didn't need you telephoto lens. This is much better as it shows this isn't posed, and, it captures the setting and precarious work very well. :-)
"Back a bit..a bit more...oops!"
Awesome capture.
lol@andrea
WOW! It looks dangerous. I am glad I am here. Wonderful capture though. :)
wonderful image!! great capture!!
Andrea's comment is so good! Great capture.
Man, just looking at that gives me the willies!! Great shot, long lens or not!!
Yep, not a very safe looking spot and I Wonder what would have 'happened' if you'd have hung around! lol Great zoom.. lol Rob
Great capture. Well done
Great capture of this photo crew at work! They'd probably love a copy of this image if you only knew who they were!
How did they get there, super capture!!!
Wonderful capture! Looks like your having a good trek. :)
the lengths some people will go to for the perfect picture
GREAT IMAGE, FANTASTIC SHOT!
Outstanding POV employed to capture the brave souls at work, Bill, plus the fantastic color, texture and grandeur of the scene itself. And, better them than me! I take photos from somewhat hazardous spots myself, but, in this instance, my acrophobia would do me in.
Hard location! But oh, the view!
What a capture..... What a view:) I too wonder how you got the image sweetie... Hope you come see my 2 new ones........ love this hugs Susan~
Wow, pretty tough light to use for fashion shots! I think yours are better that theirs may be.
Excellent capture, Bill! Hope that assistant has a good grip on the reflector - one good gust of wind, and they'll never see it again! I think this is just perfect even without the telephoto.
Okay, Bill, I'm officially awed now. Just thought I'd let you know that. This batch of photos are some of the best I've ever seen! Wow! All I can do is to keep sitting here staring at them with my tongue hanging out and closing my mouth long enough to keep repeating the word "Wow!" Much in the manner of Keanu Reeves. These shots really are far out, Dude.
Umm, WOW! What an awesome place to be to photograph!!!
Thats the place for this ;-)
So I was right :-) Something occurs to me, more obvious in the 'backdrop' image, all that's behind her is bushes.They could have done that in the local park...surely she should have her back to the canyon! Great bit of 'extreme' photography...see you 'on the road'...