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By: Jim Murray
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Jim Murray {Karma:738}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon N2000
Categories	People Street	Film Format
Portfolio	Japan	Lens	400mm
Uploaded	1/27/2006	Film / Memory Type	ASA 400
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Location	City - Setagaya State - TOKYO Country - Japan
About	At a flea market in Tokyo

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Roger Williams

{K:86139} 1/27/2006

I think I would have found an opportunity for my panorama camera there...

Jim Murray {K:738} 1/27/2006

Thank you, Ann. The telephoto lens kind of creates that illusion of shoulder to shoulder people, but it wasn't quite as crowded as it appears here.

Still scary, though, when I look at it.

Ann Nida {K:45248} 1/27/2006

oops...spelling error in my last post which could be badly misinterpretted. Crows = Crowd Sorry.

Ann Nida {K:45248} 1/27/2006

Oh my goodness. That's scary. I remember once I was in Thailand on a holiday with a tall boyfriend at the time and he wandered off into the crowd and I lost him in a similar looking scene. My only saving grace was that he stood head and shoulders above the entire crows so I found him but I was scared for a while there. How do they breathe or move like that? Slowly I guess. A great shot Jim if a little scary.

Cheers - Ann :)

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