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Old 4th of January 2005 (Tue)   #1
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Old 4th of January 2005 (Tue)   #2
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ooh interesting i like the colors
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Old 4th of January 2005 (Tue)   #3
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cool pic, i like the motion of the train, and the stillness of the man. nice colors too
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Fantastic ! He looks almost robotic...Excellent work.
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MIND THE GAP!
Very nice shot!
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Nice shot Ronin! I've been thinking of doing one of these kind of shots.
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Brilliant! I love how he's so still with the train whooshing by. You can really feel the motion/stillness. And the colours are great too!
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Old 5th of January 2005 (Wed)   #8
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Thanks...it was a handheld 1/15 at f8.0. I was just surprised that he, someone who worked for the underground, would stand so far over what they've all been telling us to stay behind for years...

This was in Japan, BTW.
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Old 11th of January 2005 (Tue)   #9
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Thanks...it was a handheld 1/15 at f8.0. I was just surprised that he, someone who worked for the underground, would stand so far over what they've all been telling us to stay behind for years...

This was in Japan, BTW.
maybe he was from new york ...
---- what yella line?
-- ohh da chicken line?
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maybe he was from new york ...
---- what yella line?
-- ohh da chicken line?
I was about to say the same thing. lol my borhter in law is from NY, and i used to visit NY at least 3 times a year for the past 6 years.

lol @ da chicken line.
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MIND THE GAP!
I'm surprised our UK friends haven't picked up on that.

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I'm surprised our UK friends haven't picked up on that.

Jim
I wondered about that too .
how hawkeye knew it
and actually remembered it





I heard/hear it so often when getting on and off the tubes when visiting London
that it would be missed badly if it didn't come over the speaker system ever again



meanwhile I jump over that gap


very nice picture
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[quote=marie]I wondered about that too .
how hawkeye knew it
and actually remembered it


Marie,
I don't think I will ever forget "mind the gap". Living in London for 2 years and riding he tube as much as I did it is emblazoned in my head now!
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I wondered about that too .
how hawkeye knew it
and actually remembered it


Marie,
I don't think I will ever forget "mind the gap". Living in London for 2 years and riding he tube as much as I did it is emblazoned in my head now!
I wondered how you knew about it
as someone visiting briefly will only hear it once (or twice)
but you remembered
so it had to be emblazoned somewhere on you

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Outstanding photo. Really fast yet still.
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