Photographing the Photographer... post yours

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thanks, Paul. another from a few seconds earlier.... I think I like this second one better because you can see the young lady on his iPhone screen...
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this one taken just a few feet from the other two... all the tourists like to shoot from this spot on Times Square ... lots to see....
 
those are all lovely rob, but i like #1 best bc of her expression.

even with all the bokeh i knew immediately that the location was times square. lol.
 
robklurfield said:
and, of course, the smiling lady...

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all of these shot literally in the space of a minute.

a pretty face can make even a hack like me look like a hero.
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This is brilliant Rob. Far more than a picture of a pretty lady. To me she has an enigmatic expression to (almost) rival that of Mona Lisa. It is an expression caught at such a time that we are left wondering which of a thousand possibilities her expression could mean. I love this shot.

This is an excellent thread - there are lots of great shots eg
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but here is one of mine, taken in front of the Great White Throne at Zion NP:

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EDIT: My apologies, I've already posted this photo in a similar thread, shooting the shooter.
 
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Everyone photographs the Rosetta stone, but, because of the heavy glass, it's hard to get a decent shot. Better to just buy a book, so I shot the herd shooting it:

 
Lost Wages, Nevada

Lost Wages, Nevada

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