An old image from the film files. One of the first images I ever made of a bat using a technique called "blind luck".
bat at dusk
Monday, July 12, 2010
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2 comments:
Really gorgeous shot. And a technique used in many venues, especially dating.
Totally true Bpaul. It is hard to admit sometimes how much luck plays a role.
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