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• Camera model: DMC-FZ200
• Exposure time: 1/125
• Aperture: f/3.5
• ISO: 100

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaYl84OTzj0 (5 years and 468 days ago)

• Camera: Panasonic
• Camera model: DMC-FZ200
• Exposure time: 1/8
• Aperture: f/2.8
• ISO: 400

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOmUGaDXnpU (5 years and 469 days ago)

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still26 says:

good one!

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• Camera: SONY
• Camera model: ILCE-6300
• Exposure time: 1/1000
• Aperture: f/4.5
• ISO: 200

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photonut says:

strange how different cultures work,this would not have happened in the west,not sure I agree with it,as it almost makes the women subservant,still it is what it is.

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author says:

Sons also show respect for their parents both to mothers (female) and to fathers by this traditional obeisance.

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photonut says:

not sure I understand that,but different cultures have different viewpoints,my observation was that not all cultures respect women and do have issues with that.

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author says:

YOU BET, most cultures don't respect women. I agree.

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• Camera: SONY
• Camera model: NEX-7
• Exposure time: 1/80
• Aperture: f/8.0
• ISO: 100

These young men did think to help move the mother cow forward. She did not want to climb down this hill. You can see them carrying her newborn in front and with that action she began to follow them all the way down that very steep hill. As for the man holding the tail, I do wish he would "think" for to be splattered with cow manure would be ewwwwwwww.




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Aretha, Franklin, respect

photonut says:

Yeh but think how that would make for a good photo,or am I talking crap.

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author says:

LOL good one! I've stepped in their "pancakes" and it really isn't all that bad...a good earthy smell.

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• Camera: NIKON CORPORATION
• Camera model: NIKON D5200
• Exposure time: 10/12500
• Aperture: f/5.6
• ISO: 800

The police in most countries deserve our RESPECT in what is sometimes difficult circumstances,not an easy job by any means,and although this was a demonstration it goes to show what sometimes they have to deal with.
On the flip side we had a case in the uk last week where toy guns which made a similar noise to gunshots were let off at a childrens garden party and the police were called because someone thought guns were being fired,when they realised it was only a boys birthday party they joined in and it made the boys birthday even better. (5 years and 471 days ago)

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still26 says:

Very good shot showing emotion and we get into the story. I do not have any suggestions for improvement but want to say thank you for the description. Did you know that police work is one of the MOST stressful occupations there is?

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author says:

thanks ogla for the good comments,yes thankyes job sometimes

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