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Photographer

PK Digital Imaging

Posts: 3084

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

God I hate them!!  This bastard wouldn't leave even after asking numerous times.

https://www.khyronmedia.com/fun01.jpg

-PKD

Aug 24 06 04:49 pm Link

Photographer

Ivan123

Posts: 1037

Arlington, Virginia, US

I have a recipe for a good stew that will fix your problem.

Aug 24 06 04:53 pm Link

Photographer

photosbydmp

Posts: 3808

Shepparton-Mooroopna, Victoria, Australia

rampant gunfire works for me. [no, not at them]

Aug 24 06 04:55 pm Link

Model

Wynd Mulysa

Posts: 8619

Berkeley, California, US

Awwww...

Aug 24 06 04:55 pm Link

Model

Sara Beth

Posts: 487

New York, New York, US

in ann arbor, they're hand fed all aroud campus and come right up to/follow you around. i'd be more concerned about the model tho...she looks like she has squirrel-phobia....

Aug 24 06 04:58 pm Link

Photographer

PK Digital Imaging

Posts: 3084

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Sara Beth wrote:
in ann arbor, they're hand fed all aroud campus and come right up to/follow you around. i'd be more concerned about the model tho...she looks like she has squirrel-phobia....

Actually she's telling him that if he doesn't move she's gonna throw him off the bridge.  wink

Oh.. and this is Stanley Park in Vancouver... where 99% of the wild life is hand fed and follow you around.  While moving locations, we had 3 racoons just sauntering along behind us.  Coupla swans joined the parade.  And believe it or not.. it was actually hard to have the model stand beside a tree without one of these squirrels running up behind the tree and peeking around it.

Aug 24 06 05:00 pm Link

Photographer

Pat Thielen

Posts: 16800

Hastings, Minnesota, US

Damn! If I lived there I'd totally take advantage of this situation. It'd be great for getting shots of wildlife, but also wildlife interacting with people. I see a ton of possibilities.

  Very cool!

Aug 24 06 05:10 pm Link

Photographer

PK Digital Imaging

Posts: 3084

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Pat Thielen wrote:
Damn! If I lived there I'd totally take advantage of this situation. It'd be great for getting shots of wildlife, but also wildlife interacting with people. I see a ton of possibilities.

  Very cool!

Walk in there with a bag of peanuts and you look like Uncle Remus or Dr. Doolittle

These guys are just as bad.

https://www.khyronmedia.com/fun02.jpg

Aug 24 06 05:12 pm Link

Photographer

dodgy photography

Posts: 318

San Francisco, California, US

Heh, I read the title and thought I had a great story .. though it's not about wildlife.

I get an assignment to take a photograph of a "moped gang". (This is San Francisco, there are more people doing more stupid things than you could ever imagine possible). After some struggling, I get them to agree to be photographed, though they'll only meet me at night, at a pub in one of the more interesting areas of our fine city. So I'm attempting to photograph some 40 people on mopeds, on a busy city street at night, surrounded by crackheads, hookers, trannies, tranny hookers and the homeless. With a nice SLR and a big flashgun with an enormous diffuser on it hoping to get a useable photograph for the newspaper.

And a drunk guy dancing in front of them hoping I'll give him some money to go away.

Got to love this job sometimes .

Aug 24 06 08:22 pm Link

Photographer

KLiK Graphics

Posts: 70

Spring, Texas, US

I have that problem even in the studio. My cats are such camera whores
https://www.klikgraphics.com/images/kitties-lana.jpg

Aug 24 06 08:31 pm Link

Model

XXXXX

Posts: 47

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

What a rude squirrel.

Aug 24 06 09:59 pm Link

Photographer

PK Digital Imaging

Posts: 3084

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

dodgy photography wrote:
Heh, I read the title and thought I had a great story .. though it's not about wildlife.

I get an assignment to take a photograph of a "moped gang". (This is San Francisco, there are more people doing more stupid things than you could ever imagine possible). After some struggling, I get them to agree to be photographed, though they'll only meet me at night, at a pub in one of the more interesting areas of our fine city. So I'm attempting to photograph some 40 people on mopeds, on a busy city street at night, surrounded by crackheads, hookers, trannies, tranny hookers and the homeless. With a nice SLR and a big flashgun with an enormous diffuser on it hoping to get a useable photograph for the newspaper.

And a drunk guy dancing in front of them hoping I'll give him some money to go away.

Got to love this job sometimes .

hahaha priceless!

Aug 24 06 10:33 pm Link

Photographer

DarioImpiniPhotography

Posts: 8756

Dallas, Texas, US

Hate it when they ruin a good shot.

https://static.flickr.com/39/217722948_d47008f69e_o.jpg

Aug 24 06 10:55 pm Link

Photographer

PK Digital Imaging

Posts: 3084

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

DarioImpiniPhotography wrote:
Hate it when they ruin a good shot.

What's wrong with that shot?  I don't see any looky-loos.. hahaha

Aug 24 06 10:59 pm Link

Photographer

Pat Thielen

Posts: 16800

Hastings, Minnesota, US

DarioImpiniPhotography wrote:
Hate it when they ruin a good shot.

That is so awesome!

  LOL

Aug 25 06 12:09 am Link

Model

StacyJack

Posts: 2297

New Orleans, Louisiana, US

huh... sure thats not a model too?  I told you models smell like squirrell butt.  (honestly, you people should listen to me...)

Aug 25 06 12:13 am Link

Photographer

Photocraft

Posts: 631

Ann Arbor, Michigan, US

DarioImpiniPhotography wrote:
Hate it when they ruin a good shot.

for some strange reason Tweety bird comes to mind...
"...I did! I did!"

Aug 25 06 02:25 am Link

Photographer

Lightwave Photography

Posts: 585

Honolulu, Hawaii, US

I know what you mean PK

I was going to photograph a bikini model drinking from a water fountain in Stanley Park but there was this camera hogg there demanding pics that wouldn't budge!

https://i.pbase.com/g2/99/492199/3/65724500.pYpkbgkq.jpg

Aug 25 06 03:00 am Link

Photographer

DarioImpiniPhotography

Posts: 8756

Dallas, Texas, US

Pat Thielen wrote:

That is so awesome!

  LOL

Despite the presence of incredible works of art, meaningfully deep, thoughtful, and emotionally evocative images, the pussy shot is my all time favorite.  No idea whether it was a goof or intentional, but it's genius.  LOL.

Aug 25 06 06:19 am Link

Photographer

Lightwave Photography

Posts: 585

Honolulu, Hawaii, US

Huh?

Aug 25 06 10:45 am Link

Photographer

Chris Macan

Posts: 12989

HAVERTOWN, Pennsylvania, US

DarioImpiniPhotography wrote:
Hate it when they ruin a good shot.

https://static.flickr.com/39/217722948_d47008f69e_o.jpg

That's F*****king priceless.
You just made it a better friday

Aug 25 06 10:49 am Link

Photographer

CLT

Posts: 12979

Winchester, Virginia, US

DarioImpiniPhotography wrote:
Hate it when they ruin a good shot.

https://static.flickr.com/39/217722948_d47008f69e_o.jpg

It's a pussy shot for sure.

Aug 25 06 10:56 am Link

Photographer

Far West Imaging

Posts: 436

Laguna Hills, California, US

Ask them to hold a reflector or carry a heavy bag and watch them all disappear.

Aug 25 06 10:58 am Link

Photographer

Ryan Colford Studios

Posts: 2286

Brooklyn, New York, US

DarioImpiniPhotography wrote:
Hate it when they ruin a good shot.

https://static.flickr.com/39/217722948_d47008f69e_o.jpg

If that was a planned shot, fucking brilliant!  If a goof, fucking lucky!

Aug 25 06 10:59 am Link