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More of the delightful entertainment from First Night. The was a group of - what should we call them? - black light clowns, cowboys or jugglers. Yippie-ki-oh-i-aye! How would this pair of boots have gone down on the Chisholm Trail?
This was a tough picture to make, stretching the limits of a good camera: ISO 3200, f5, 1/13 sec., hand held. Good enough.
TOMORROW: Thursday Arch Series.
More of the delightful entertainment from First Night. The was a group of - what should we call them? - black light clowns, cowboys or jugglers. Yippie-ki-oh-i-aye! How would this pair of boots have gone down on the Chisholm Trail?This was a tough picture to make, stretching the limits of a good camera: ISO 3200, f5, 1/13 sec., hand held. Good enough.
TOMORROW: Thursday Arch Series.
12 comments:
Once again a wonderful image. Really well done. I love this series of photos from the First Night.
An interesting, unusual (or unique) subject and technically a very challenging and masterful photo.
tu te lances dans la "light painting" ? superbe, cela rend vraiment tres bien
Well captured, Bob. Roped this one right in, dincha.
Deepest respect Mr Crowe-Warhol.
Wow, great job on this. I probably wouldn't have attempted it. You certainly saw some interesting entertainment.
Very creative presentation ... I'm amazed how well the black-light illuminated cowboy recorded. Amazing. Looks like a really nice event that night, and a wonderful alternative to typical New Year's Eve activities.
I'm impressed as all get out. Whoooeeeee!
I didn't know a camera could have an ISO of 3200. I lead a sheltered life.
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Outstanding, Bob! As for the boots, I'm not sure they'd have played well on the Chisholm Trail, but they'd be a hit on the Barbary Coast.
Wow, technically and artistically impossible. Way to go Bob the photo magician.
I gotta have those boots. What a fine shot.
Photographing performers is one of your gifts. This guy is amazing, I love that wisp of green in the foreground.
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