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marecore
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| bmwracer wrote: |
Wow. I'm speechless. To know the person who took that pic.... Wow. |
Yea...he's a great photographer...I only wish I was still wokring there
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niko2x
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| Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2004 11:18 pm Post subject: |
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| marecore wrote: | | Yea...he's a great photographer...I only wish I was still wokring there |
Is he still there? Maybe he could be the rosenfeld (the one who took the marines planting the flag in iwo jima...OH RAH!!!) of our age.
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bmwracer
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| Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2004 11:35 pm Post subject: |
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| niko2x wrote: | | Is he still there? Maybe he could be the rosenfeld (the one who took the marines planting the flag in iwo jima...OH RAH!!!) of our age. |
Those two pics are very comparable to each other, although the circumstances are much different... 
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marecore
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bmwracer
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| marecore wrote: | Yep...in an interview he said when he saw the firefighters raising the flag ...he was reminded of the photograph Iwo Jima...and that's one of the reasons of why he took it
Yes he still work at the Bergen Record..and still takes great shots |
I guess he'd say that taking that pic would be the defining moment in his career, neh? 
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marecore
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| Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 11:30 am Post subject: |
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I guess he'd say that taking that pic would be the defining moment in his career, neh? |
Yep....
Photography is 10% skill and 90% luck (I was seriously taught this by professionals  )
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bmwracer
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Yep....
Photography is 10% skill and 90% luck (I was seriously taught this by professionals ) |
Is that where the saying "I'd rather be lucky than good" came from? 
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marecore
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Is that where the saying "I'd rather be lucky than good" came from? |
Never heard of that saying before? 
BUt I think you need a little of both ya know?
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Never heard of that saying before? |
Could it be a West Coast saying??? Nahhhhh..... 
| Quote: | | BUt I think you need a little of both ya know? |
You bet.
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niko2x
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| marecore wrote: | Never heard of that saying before?
BUt I think you need a little of both ya know? |
they say that in sports all the time.
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| Bsalez wrote: | DOn't ever disrespect old ppl...100% agree!!  |
Duh
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| MixxDreamer wrote: | | i only disrespect them if they do me wrong FIRST, im the type of person who stands up for herself.. it might turn out a lil bit ugly, but i hate walking out w/o saying anything on my part |
I get your point 'cause I'm the same. I usually try to be nice or at least seem nice while I'm in the company of elder people like for example in the subway. I try to be as nice as possible without losing too much face.
But some just starts to eye-ball you! Perhaps it's my "radical" looks.
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that has got to be some distance i mean some 1 has to convert that into meters or something... BTW golgo in ur younger pics u were pretty buff! does ur bod still have its physique? 
