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Published: 2007-06-27 20:56:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 21392; Favourites: 724; Downloads: 1113
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Taken during A beautiful Bedouin Festival in Arad, South part of IsraelRelated content
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Simply wonderful. the DD was TOTALLY deserved! =]
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That belongs in something like National Geographic... caught my eye immediately.
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Excellent shot and image. I love the fading effect of the sand.
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Oh, wow. What an action shot! That is so amazing.
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wow very nice shot but i would never shot under that circunstances is so dangerous for the camera
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well, the camera got alod of dust, sand and stuff but I never consider the camera.
for me it's a tool to express my sight, vision and mind.
besides, I always clean the camera after long day of shooting
Thanks
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Ha, I went on a camel only a few weeks ago in Egypt. It's the most uncomfortable transportation ever D: probably because I wasn't sitting right... I see they have one leg over the saddle.
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yes, maybe that's the right way of sitting but while I shot it they were making kind of uturn so I don't really sure what is the right way.
but it's sure dosn't look comfortable
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How lucky that you were there! And yes, the posture to ride a camel is partially like one would use for riding a horse side-saddle... the leg hooked around the saddlehorn.
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Somewhat lucky. It was a little too hot for someone who comes from rainy britain D:
I see. I wish I had thought of that at the time XP it was just a matter of not falling off for me
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I never seen anything like that, love it!!!
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Beautiful my friend, really great...!!!!
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Amazing! Camels really do go faster than horses. But you don't see many of them where I am.... *sigh*
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Right place at the right time, eh? Just wonderful, it really made my day!
Now... how often do people fall off?
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lol, I don't know.
I guess in training they fall often but in this competition no one fall luckily
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That's good then... I imagine it'd hurt, 'cause it's very far up! ^^
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ahhh.. this is such a great photo. it reminds of the time i went to a camel race (in rural australia of all places), and the camels just would not do what they were told. it was so much more interesting than horseracing.
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lol, yeah well, it's sure more interesting.
it's different from the everyday scene.
and in Australia it's even more Ironic
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Awesome shot! I love the character of this photo
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Not quite as majestic as a horse...haha
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Camel race. They seems to go very fast.
Picture is very sharp and dust isn't matter quality of that picture.
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wonderful.
If i may suggest u one thing, i think u should cut the bottom of the shot, and leave just few pixels under the camel's feet. This way u get a stronger "i'm on the ground and they are so big" feeling;
i hope to be helpful
bye
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thanks for your feedback.
I havn't thought of it.
I wanted to leave big amount of desert sand to emphesize the "deser storm"
thank you.
next time if I'll have the chance I'll remember it
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whoa, prince of camels, did you watch that on discovery channel?
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from friends
it's was couple month ago.
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hehe.. friend.. one more for you!! well.. deserved!
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excellent shot!! the camels are very much similar to ones we have in Rajasthan (India)..
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