Bearded Fire Spinner

    This image has a lot of deja vu about it for me. I'm trying to think why? It might just be that I've seen this man before, but it also might be because of his posture etc. Maybe it reminds me of an iconic image, but I can think which one, or where.

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      Dương Hài Cốt [ I SHOOT FILM ] added this photo to their favorites. (4 months ago)

    2. patchouli_owl (4 months ago | reply)

      This is Sean Moran :)

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      Juan Pedro Salvo and captus statua added this photo to their favorites.

    4. Torsten Hansen (Berlin) (4 months ago | reply)

      first class portrait!

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      Torsten Hansen (Berlin) added this photo to his favorites. (4 months ago)

    6. www.milescross.co.uk (4 months ago | reply)

      Thats a fantastic shot Richard ! Wow :)
      The Nikon D90's is an amazing camera
      in low light. What lens did you use ?

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      www.milescross.co.uk added this photo to his favorites. (4 months ago)

    8. richard.heeks (4 months ago | reply)

      Thanks Miles. I used a Nikon 50mm f/1.4 afs. Really nice lens. The camera is OK in low light, but the lens is superb. I wouldn't normally be indifferent to my D90, but the other photographers at Imbolc were all using D700s, and I was/am jealous.

    9. www.milescross.co.uk (4 months ago | reply)

      I was stuck between the 50mm or the Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX, and finally opted for 35mm. You are getting some great photyographs with that lens ! Agree completely about the D700, and that or the new D800 would certainly be my choice for eventual upgrade. Goodness knows which lens I would lash to that beast :)
      Nice to meet you Richard !
      Regards, Matt

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