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By: David Cohen
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Photographer	David Cohen {Karma:1759}
Project	#46 Henri	Camera Model	nikon 8008 s
Categories	Journalism People Street	Film Format
Portfolio	army news	Lens	70-200
Uploaded	9/23/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Sensia RA
		ISO / Film Speed	100
Views	595	Shutter
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Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Hebron State - ISRAEL Country - Israel
About	A paratrooper gardes a structure in the Avraham Avinu section of Hebron in Israel
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David Cohen {K:1759} 10/3/2004

They would just assume you were from AP or Reiters!

David McClenaghan {K:9481} 9/25/2004

Ha I bet it has made people nervous.
Wouldnt catch me walking around with my 400mm in a place like that ;(

David Cohen {K:1759} 9/24/2004

He noticed right after the shot and gave me a big smile that ruined the mood....
I was just glad my 200mm 2.8 lens did not intimidate him; it has made people nervous in the past.

David Cohen {K:1759} 9/24/2004

He noticed right after the shot and gave me a big smile that ruined the mood....
I was just glad my 200mm 2.8 lens did not intimidate him; it has made people nervous in the past.

David McClenaghan {K:9481} 9/24/2004

Like the idea that you are sneaking a peek through a hole in the wall.
Gives it another element.
Like the angle and comp as well.
Is he looking at you?

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