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By: stephen chong
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Photographer	stephen chong {Karma:519}
Project	#25 Characters	Camera Model	nikon f801
Categories	Journalism	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	nikkor AF 35-70mm
Uploaded	6/12/2003	Film / Memory Type	kodak T400CN
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Views	568	Shutter	1/30sec
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/2.8
Critiques	6	Rating	5.28 / 4 Ratings
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About	this is the ONLY one out of the shots i captured at this temporary chinese opera backstage that came out correctly exposed. i had to work without the tripod because of space constraint. Special thanks to these talented hosts who so readily granted me permission backstage. it was nice to see the camaraderie in this closely-kint community.
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Deleted User {K:4318} 7/23/2003

It was going to be better if you could clean the small white spots..as i really like that photo.

Franck Dormoy {K:997} 6/12/2003

I like it, it had to be the only one.

lowell whipple girbes {K:13151} 6/12/2003

great !!!

Andrew Provchy {K:1075} 6/12/2003

Great shot for being hand held. I have read and used the following for a lightweight but effective monopod.
Go to the hardware store and pick up a 20-thread 1/4 inch eyebolt. Get a piece of string app 5 feet. Attach the string to the eyebolt and screw it into your tripod mount on your camera. Drop the string and step on it with your foot. Then push up on your camera. Instant monopod.

João Figueiredo {K:7674} 6/12/2003

Great image!!!

John Strazza {K:11535} 6/12/2003

intresting image .. really good work .. unique!!

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