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An attorney is interviewed on the Superior Court steps in New York City. I just held my camera up high, unfortuantely I just had a 24mm with me but it was better than nothing. I used the boom mics. as lead-inlines to the attorney. I really enjoy this photo because no matter how many people you have your eye goes right to him being the center of attention. This has a more newsier feel shot in black and white as opposed to color.
33 responses
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Cristina Gallegos gave props (19 Aug 2010):
They might as well have pointed guns at him... Very intense shot. Well done!
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Alexis - Now on Flickr gave props (19 Aug 2010):
Incredible image. I think the 24mm worked out perfectly
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misha otaared gave props (20 Aug 2010):
great capture, michael
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Carol Arntsen Masiak gave props (20 Aug 2010):
result = excellent!
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Liz Graham said (3 Sep 2010):
i love the faces that have been captured... when was this taken? I see a lot of feathered hair styles goin down.
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W gave props (14 Sep 2010):
very cool shot and it's great that you got one so good in such a frenzy
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Mig said (14 Sep 2010):
Yes! Love this photo
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Killapuppet gave props (28 Sep 2010):
great!
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ellie huntress gave props (1 Oct 2010):
awesome. love this shot!
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Marcus Hammerschmitt gave props (7 Oct 2010):
Totally brilliant.
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Roxana Brivent-Barnes said (6 Nov 2010):
Is simply perfect!
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Marc Melander gave props (29 Nov 2010):
One of the best photographs I've seen on jpg. You've captured the tension superbly. I also like the two citizens far left - too young to appreciate the vibe. Brilliant and the 24 works handsomely.
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Roxana Brivent-Barnes said (6 Dec 2010):
Back to vote, love it!
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Robin Perkins gave props (8 Dec 2010):
Really really great capture, love the BW, perfect entry, got my vote.
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Ron LaFond gave props (20 Dec 2010):
This shot wouldn't have nearly the impact if you had a longer lens. The 24mm was PERFECT! He's like the hub in a wheel. Incredible image. "Yeah!" R
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Renee Rocole said (4 Jan 2011):
Great shot!
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Winky Vivas (Deleted) gave props (17 Jan 2011):
Outstanding entry for the theme! You have my Vote...
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Dusan gave props (17 Jan 2011):
Great capture - my vote!
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Chris Jennings gave props (2 Feb 2011):
This almost defines frenzy. Good shot.
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Ron Bowman said (10 Feb 2011):
You are right. Your eyes are slammed right to the subject. Terrific shot!
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linda woods gave props (4 Jul 2011):
Just fabulous.
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Pet Parents gave props (29 Nov 2011):
all those mics and you got nothing to say?
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J.L. Sofka said (3 Dec 2011):
Great photojournalism, and the 24mm sure gave a wide view.
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James Wiley gave props (8 Dec 2011):
I've been in these scrums before with a camera, not very pleasant. This certainly captures the unpleasantness of it all Michael!
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Hannah DeYoung gave props (5 Feb 2012):
Killer shot. Great capture!
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Tonny Trimarsanto gave props (18 Apr 2012):
love the moment
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Pedro Teixeira gave props (20 Sep 2012):
Excellent result!
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Allen Freeman gave props (21 Sep 2012):
Super powerful shot.
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Allen Freeman said (21 Sep 2012):
From some of the hairstyles and the film cameras I'd guess somewhere between 1975-1985?
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rekha nag gave props (10 Dec 2012):
fantastic capture of media frenzy!!
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JamesHarmon McQuilkin gave props (10 Feb 2013):
an excellent capture
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jamie baxter gave props (10 Feb 2013):
great perspective! So much happening in this photo.
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Leslie Hunziker gave props (10 Feb 2013):
amazing shot!
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