"Who are you taking a photo of pal..." eeeek!

[theMusicMan]

Took the metro a few times when in Milan earlier this week, snapped away as one does, then spotted these two chaps giving me the 'eye'. Thought I'd best resist taking any more...



This photo on my PhotoBlog

[Scapula Memory]

Re: "Who are you taking a photo of pal..." eeeek!

Great photo, the one on the right looks vaguely interested, but the guy standing up looks like he is considering liberating you of your E3!

Either that or he is a fare dodger and thought you were on to him.

regards

John.

[theMusicMan]

Re: "Who are you taking a photo of pal..." eeeek!

I even took this one with the camera at my waist - using Live-view... didn't take any more though and got off next stop What a coward eh...

[emirpprime]

Re: "Who are you taking a photo of pal..." eeeek!

Sensible more like! Nice shot though. I remember an interview with a photog I read recently who shot a lot on the tube. One day he say a fight brewing and moved off to the next carriage, but stayed near the door and shot through the window. The photos were a great capture of 'life', but I hate to think what the brawl would have done to him or his camera! Sometimes backing off is the best option
Phil

[photonutter]

Re: "Who are you taking a photo of pal..." eeeek!

Great advert for the live view, no way would you even consider taking this sort of shot without it.

[tiredandweary]

Re: "Who are you taking a photo of pal..." eeeek!

A good poker player knows when to fold.

[E-P1 fan]

Re: "Who are you taking a photo of pal..." eeeek!

Great advert for the live view, no way would you even consider taking this sort of shot without it.

Definitely!!

[theMusicMan]

Re: "Who are you taking a photo of pal..." eeeek!

A good poker player knows when to fold.

I don't play poker, but I certainly knew when to fold, and did so right on cue