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Taken in the Palestinian city of Tul Karem moments after an excahnge of fire between Israeli reservists and Palestinian gunmen.Canon T90, Canon FD 50mm. lens
June 2002
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Mya I have your permission to draw this? I will of course give you the credit and link to your deviant page.
Hope to hear from you soon....i.w
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I have a question, sir - what exactly where you doing in Tul Karem?
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This is a really interesting shot. I like the intensity in his eyes. Very vivid. A little disturbed, though. That is a compliment, btw.
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Taken in the Palestinian city of Tul Karem moments after an excahnge of fire between Israeli reservists and Palestinian little kids with stones.
Canon T90, Canon FD 50mm. lens
June 2002
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awesome pic! his eye color blends with his clothes. werent you scared?? i think uve captured his concentration perfectly... its brilliant!
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Great shot, and story. I love your gallery. Keep the great work.
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omfg, thats awesome, i donΒ΄t see a pic with this expression/tension very often...
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it force you to think about real human nature... so much pain for nothing...
great pic and
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That guy has amazing eyes. And like everyone else says, you can truly see how tense he is in this pic. Nice shot.
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really great job you did.
you can really feel the tension in his expression.
i'd like to hear how you managed to take this shot with such a perfect timing... the whole story behind it...
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OMG !
This is crazy. I saw this like a year ago on photosig.com. In fact, I probably sent you a message regarding the use of it. Then photosig went to the crapper by being subscriber only. So, I might have not gotten your message. I used your picture for reference here [link] . Anyways this is a great shot. The soldier's expression is great. Kudos on the shot.
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Thanks so much for the comments.
The fact that you can remember seeing this more than a year ago is wild! I just looked at your artwork and it was really strange to see my picture incorporated in your art work.
This picture, along with several others will be displayed in a group exhibit in a few weeks. If you happen to be in the area of Be'er Sheva, Israel....Come and take a look!
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Hehe... leave a comment on my picece if you can. If not its cool. Good luck with the exhibit.
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That's a great shot. Did you just stumble across this scene? As you wrote it was moments after the firing, I can hardly imagine anyone dropping in there just for a pic...
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Your picture definately tells a story..... Which is very rare nowadays.
You mostly only find it in artists like yourself - who use the traditional film medium.. Digital is opening up everyone's eyes, but not as many people are grasping that you need to tell a story without any words...
You've done a superbe job, I love it!
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Thank you so much for your kind comments! This picture along with several others is going to be on display at the end of the month as part of a group exhibit.
The truth is, these days most of what I shoot is digital. But I still love my Canon FD lenses, my AE1 program and my T90.
Take a peek at my picture "New York State of Mind". It was taken with the T90 and a 16mm. Zenitar lens on Fuji Provia.
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great pic. i like his 'i have a bad feeling about this' look on his face.
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this is a good picture. the tension rolls out off his eyes.
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