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The race

Photography Cultural and Spiritual Art posted on Apr 06, 2015
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The race to the tomb. Who won? On hearing the women's account of what they had experienced at Jesus' tomb, John and Peter raced to the tomb to see for themselves. John being the younger, was faster than Peter. However, John was confused and scared as to what was going on and didn't dare enter the tomb. When Peter caught up, he went into the tomb and found the face cloth folded by itself and the funerary shroud lying by the side. Then John dared to go in, too. However, they still couldn't grasp that Jesus had foretold to them about the resurrection, and they STILL didn't understand! And went home as if nothing had happened. A real anti-climax, one could say. However, the chief priests knew, understood, foresaw the consequences of their actions and were in a panic to get out of the situation! What a contrast between John and Peter, on the one hand, and the ruling elite on the other! This photo was also taken without flash. It was difficult to get the camera so I could get both figures in the photo while not getting the camera in the way of the lighting on the figures. Enjoy!

Comments (7)


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Krittermom

9:49AM | Mon, 06 April 2015

Who won? Anyone that believes won. A fantastic capture in low light. I am learning how hard that is. Thank you again, for this beautiful post.

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Mulltipass

10:03AM | Mon, 06 April 2015

Excellent Capture!!!

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rangeriderrichard

10:15AM | Mon, 06 April 2015

Great capture!

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Froggy

10:29AM | Mon, 06 April 2015

You did well in this one mate. No blown out highlights at all. Excellent!

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Faemike55

4:21PM | Mon, 06 April 2015

Very good

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RodS

8:07PM | Mon, 06 April 2015

Another really great shot! This really does tell the story very well!

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debbielove

7:29AM | Sun, 19 April 2015

Well now.. That all depends on if you believe a book that was written from a story/s handed down over many many years by word of mouth through many generations before it was placed on paper, scrolls.. (As the 'Church' says there are no original scrolls...). And as we know, those kind of story / tales get changed slightly every time they are told.. This is NOT to say a man named Jesus never lived and... I could go on and offend everyone but I wouldn't do that, I believe what I believe.. Thats fine by me.. Enough now.. Thus scene is one of best Nativity set ups I've seen by far (though I've not studied many mate, sorry lol) Great close up.. And no offense intended believe me.. Cheers for the comments, if you have any bits of metal you'd like to see I'll check the files.. Rob


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MakeFUJIFILM
ModelFinePix A303
Shutter Speed10/600
ISO Speed100
Focal Length6

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