Memorial Day ceremonies #4 - photographers by goodoleboy
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Captured 5/25/09, at the beautiful Los Angeles National Cemetery in beautiful West Los Angeles, California.
More than 86,000 veterans, going back to the Civil War, are interred there.
A ZOOM would be most helpful with this array.
Check out the tattoo on the back of the lady photog squatting on the grass in shot #4. More pics of her coming up shortly.
Comments (16)
Meisiekind
Taking pictures of people taking pictures of people!!! What a great idea Harry! I noticed the lady with the tatoo... I'm glad that is all that's showing!!! LOL...
MrsRatbag
Cool studies of the photographers, Harry; the young girl looks quite intent. Those lower back tattoos are thought-provoking, aren't they? Nice work as always!
Hendesse
Fantastic shots and collage. Really an interesting study.
jocko500
this is wonderful. they all look like they into takeing photos. wonder how many took photos of you ?
durleybeachbum
Very interesting!
giovanino
wonderful image!!!!
odie
Hilarious! I'll bet it is also fun to watch you taking pictures of the picture takers!!
goodoleboy
odie: That would be like frosting on the cake. :)
babuci
Glad you back Harry and great to see you continue with your series. Looks like young and matured all interested in this event. Fascinating to see what gear they use and what way they holding a camera.
morningglory
Cool...I wonder how many cameras Americans have per person?
tizjezzme
yeah, I couldn't help but notice that tattoo on the back of that lady .. lol Nice shots of those getting their own shots of Memorial Day. :)
tennesseecowgirl
I took a picture of a photographer I met when I went to Mabry Mill we had talked for a while and then he walked around to the other side of the mill and was so intent on what he was doing, it does make for a good subject. I invited him to join the group here but I haven't noticed so far if he has. I hope he will. This is great !
ledwolorz
Wonderful images,
kasalin
Wow, cool stuff, dear Harry :) Hugs Karin!!!
anahata.c
well I have to stop for this morning but I'll be back for more...but I couldn't stop without commenting on at least one of your memorial day shots. Partly, of course, for your revered service to this country; partly because they are wonderful arrays of humanity; and partly because of the layout, motion, and complexity of the shots themselves. The top two have opposite angles, which gives music & flow to the montage (you don't just throw these things together'); I like how the top one has the majesty of the individual small stones behind her, while the next has a large swath of the cemetery. The next two are complex people shots w/ motion & different characters in different states of interest & disinterest, and the last of them has a really nice repetition in 2 or 3 photographers all shooting at the same angle. (That hit me the first time I saw this upload.) And the bottom one, a man doing what photographers do: convoluting himself a bit, just to get the angle—a stance only a photographer would go through! I love this montage, as I love the series. I'll be back for more. (Lotta roses since I left! And bark, and planes, etc.) Great being back here...
debbielove
Cool! Interesting shot of people taking shots!? And.....I love tattoo's, so that is cool as well! Look forward to more later. Rob.