Safety Regulations? Are you Mad? by oscilis

Photography • People • posted on Sep 18, 2006

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This one for jgkane. No regulations in Cataluyna, thank goodness. many thanks for previous comments.

Comments (10)

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CDBrugg

5:40AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

that bloke has a bigger camera than I do :-(

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Digimon

5:50AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Wow!! Excellent capture Rozanne! That knife is just "Frozen" in mid air!!

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mylemonblue

5:58AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Nothing like blades whirling around in the air to make you feel safe. Amazing shot. :)

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Svarg

8:45AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

I must say, they have odd ways to shave there. Nice razor though. Beautiful stop-action shot!

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sharky_

9:58AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

I'd use the zoom lense from far away, lol. Excellent shot. Aloha

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Cosme..D..Churruca

12:29PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Wow... amazing capture ! Awesome that knife in the air... and dont seems very dangerous.

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erskogly

2:23PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

What the..? Took me a sec to think of juggling. That huge knife hovering in front of his chest just looks bizarre! Excellent capture!

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Flannelman

2:38PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Great photo, but safety is always an issue. ;-)

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marybelgium

3:23PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

another great find ! amazing shot !

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jgkane

9:38AM | Sat, 23 September 2006

Thanks for the dedication, Rozanne. Years ago, mid 1970's, when I was teaching, in deepest, darkest Lanarkshire, our secondary school, was badly damaged by a fire. This was at the start of the first Firemens' strike, and the army's 'green goddess' fire engines, and untrained lads were in more danger than we were. Only a week before the fire our Fire and Safety Comittee, all staff, had pointed out the folly of having fire-doors in corridors, without the protection extending up through the suspended ceiling to the actual ceiling. Needless to say the fire spread very quickly. Luckily during our 'staggered' lunch hour, when all the pupils were out at the 'tuck vans'. Unhealthy eating saved a few lives that day, I reckon. I am not a great believer in some over-the-top safety precautions, but I never mess with fire. Regards again, enjoy what is left of the weekend, John.