I shot NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio....

[A miller]

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Unfortunately, he survived

Ha, ha, just kidding (sort of)

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Edited November 6, 2014 by A miller

[allamande]

You must have had a 15mm to fit all of him in that frame!

I think he is quite an interesting guy. He has fans all the way on the other coast.

 

Ece

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[Toshack10]

You also shot the deputy:)

[stuny]

Very nice.

[A miller]

Thanks, Ece, Toshack and Stuart.

[XVarior]

so funny, are you OK in jail? ;-)

he looks like he knows you're shooting him, does he? or just looking at your camera for how attractive it is.

[A miller]

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Hi XV - i was very quick as i had my iso up but he did see me. The media has been all over him, they even once caught him "j-walking" (walking across the street outside of the crosswalk) and made a huge deal of it;. I have even seen the newspaper publicize him walking within the cross walk but with the "dont walk" light flashing. Unfortunately, nothing in my photo catches him breaking any laws.

[sblitz]

amazing you were able to get so close to him, nice throwback in a way

[fotografr]

Good one. Were you also the one who "shot the sheriff?"

[roguewave]

From the banter, I guess Adam is a staunch Republican. When I was a staff photographer working at the UN, I took over 10,000 portraits of dignitaries. The only one that fascinated me was Yasser Arafat! He demanded to retain his kalashnikov rifle in the room where I took his portrait and his UN identity card. He was the most interesting person I have ever meet.

[A miller]

From the banter, I guess Adam is a staunch Republican. When I was a staff photographer working at the UN, I took over 10,000 portraits of dignitaries. The only one that fascinated me was Yasser Arafat! He demanded to retain his kalashnikov rifle in the room where I took his portrait and his UN identity card. He was the most interesting person I have ever meet.

 

Ha, ha, thanks, Ben.

Settle down, now - the banter is all about attempted humor, not politics.

 

 

And many thanks also, Steve and Brent.