Thread: Photography Dangers

The problem with being a photographer is that you never know what might happen next, do you think the man holding this camera was hurt (YAY one for the bulls)?

hey roberto where is the quote of the day from mate?

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I was in Pamplona one summer and trust me you're lucky if you see one bull but I wasn't aboutto take any chances and get to close...<clucking like a scared chicken>

I enjoy seeing the people get speared.... Bullfighting is possibily the last blood sport left on earth!!

OK hate to admit that as sorry as I felt forthe poor wittle bull...I still got a thrill from watching the whole thing...it was fascinating...of course I rooted for the bull...I mean if you're stupid enough to go in a rink with amad charging bull ...well then good luck but the bull get's my vote...lol

well ... I'd hafta say if the photographer was dumb enough to lay down his health for a good shot, then he needs his frikken head examined!

I mean, I am all for dedication to one's profession, but sheeeeesh!

I think you are right CBG... And looking at the bull in that photo sliding and falling the way he is, I doubt if the photographer avoided bodily harm... Unless it's a 100x zoom lens that is LOL

I think by the time the camera dropped, hit the street
and snapped this photo, the camera operator was about
200 feet in the opposite direction!

Just know where to run to. Bulls don't see directly in front of them so if you're in the way.........

DANGER-Things may appear farther away in the camera lens!....

I don't think the bull in the photo has any control over the dsirection it is travelling though... It seems to be flailing and falling over.. Right on top of our camera man LOL

Actually if you look you'll notice that bulls saying "CHEEEEEESSSE"

Originally Posted by nick1346

Actually if you look you'll notice that bulls saying "CHEEEEEESSSE"

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