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jennifer jones
{K:236} 1/27/2008
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I wish I could be there taking photos with you.
Great shot
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Charles Clee
{K:90} 11/28/2007
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charles.clee@btopenworld.com or charlie.clee223@mod.uk - or both!!
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Chris Sieg
{K:505} 11/28/2007
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Sir,
it is good to hear from you. How can I get in tought with you, without writing over usefilm ? Would like to send you once in a while a mail
Chief Sieg
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Charles Clee
{K:90} 11/28/2007
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Tashakor Chief!
So soon? Where are you headed - MES, KAF or Kabul?? I am firmly stuck in our MoD - be good and take care of yourself - take your camera!
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Chris Sieg
{K:505} 11/27/2007
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What a nice picture Sir. I will be back there in a few days
Regards Chief Chris S. German Marines
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Gustavo Guinand
{K:64} 9/21/2006
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The photo as good proportions always when you put the subject in the left side means distress,well done, please see my page:http://www.flickr.com/photos/ghgguinand/213352813/in/set-72157594230498411/
if you always divide mentaly yours photos with this grid always the photo become near a perfect photo, use the golden sections and the 1/3 proportions
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Charles Clee
{K:90} 6/22/2006
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Doyle, thank you - it all seems a long time ago now!
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Doyle D. Chastain
{K:101119} 6/22/2006
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Dramatic capture . . . unique perspective. Best wishes.
Regards,
Doyle I <~~~~~
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Paul's Photos
{K:35235} 2/22/2006
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nice capture... even the grain adds to the image.. good work
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Jason Mckeown
{K:22200} 2/1/2006
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I know how he feels, have been in that position may times. great capture of the moment.
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Mike Steciuk
{K:664} 2/1/2006
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Wonderful picture(s). Glad to see that during all the conflict there is time to enjoy photography. Must definately be relaxing to slow down and take a moment to look at the world through a lens. Great pictures all around. Good luck with your pictures and all other objectives. Keep up the good work.
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti
{K:209486} 2/1/2006
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dramatic.. congrats
roby
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Fabio Keiner
{K:81109} 2/1/2006
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well, but this picture shows a soldier, not a daisy flower - therefore you will not be able to avoid political comments.
nevermind, I would not regard quoting the bible as a political, but rather a religious or ethic statement:
'jesus also died for YOUR sins!'
:))
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Tim Morgan
{K:1023} 2/1/2006
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Good shot Charles, I imagine that I know how the Major feels at that moment. Catching the little things like o-pos on his helmet is a huge plus. A strong reminder of the numerous seemingly silly things warriors of all time have had to account for. From a photgraphic tech perspective I just see the man's leg in the background blown out badly. Strong photo even so.
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Charles Clee
{K:90} 2/1/2006
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It is a photographic forum, not a political one!
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Donato Colucci
{K:649} 2/1/2006
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Very intense, this picture shows a very intimate side of soldiering.The square crop is a good choise as well as the hue saturation.
regards
DC
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Fabio Keiner
{K:81109} 2/1/2006
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this is a very good picture, because it can transmit the sensation, almost premonition, that this soldier will be get killed soon... his exhausted, death mask like face (mind the nose!) betrays his future fate. if he's christian, he could read it in the bible: 'those who take up the sword will perish by the sword'.
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vanessa shakesheff
{K:68840} 2/1/2006
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Interesting and unusal .best wishes nessa
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Charles Clee
{K:90} 2/1/2006
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Thanks for the comments - fill in flash is not something I am very used/attuned to at the moment, and will take this on as a project when I have a pause.
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Johancharles Boers
{K:4370} 2/1/2006
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A really nice photograph. When shooting in a helicopter you really need to be careful of the outside light. What you can do is meter for the outside, the use a flash to balance the light in the inside, that is if you can use a flash in the helicopter. Always check with the crew chief or the piolt.
Chuck
AKA - Johancharles
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