(staff Photo by Matt Roth)
My friend Monica, working her magic at the Polar Bear Plunge! ...and maybe getting some "magic" worked on her.
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- Taken on January 27, 2007
- Nikon D200
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Box of Light 77 months ago | reply
hahahahhahahhaahhahahaha
nice hammock.
she looks very focused.
lopossay 77 months ago | reply
hummm, usually I love banana sandwiches, but not with sand in them...I look like " oh, Gawd, I wore this last year when I got married for the 2nd time in a year and was pregnant with the twins" *@#!? what?
Mike Gilbert Photography 77 months ago | reply
Hahaha.
KLowD9x 76 months ago | reply
Do I see...THREE cameras hanging off of her?? Christ. Why??
mattrothphoto 76 months ago | reply
wha? three cameras? are you making a joke about the banana hammock? if not, then no. she's got two cameras. ...not that she couldn't handle three.
KLowD9x 76 months ago | reply
It looks like one hanging out around her back, haha
Why does she need multiple cams? (I am new to everything pro about photography.)
mattrothphoto 76 months ago | reply
oh. that's a gear bag on her back. -- you know, to stow some more lenses, flashes, etc...
two bodies are always better than one because you don't have to change lenses when there's a moment happening in front of you. That way, you can be prepared for something close to you (wide angle) and something far away (telephoto). Lens variation is just a smart way to cover any assignment.