Ojarus [5 of 5]

Posted by
Damon Schreiber (Toronto, Canada) on 4 October 2007 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.

Last one in this series. This would be the conclusion to their show where they unfold a newspaper and 'magically' discover this hidden message. These guys are first class clowns.

[Halifax Boardwalk, Nova Scotia]

PENTAX K10D 1/320 second F/5.6 ISO 100 37 mm

Comments (10)

Catalin from Bucharest, Romania

Great timing here, very expressive shot

4 Oct 2007 5:55am

@Catalin: Thank you, Catalin!

e. from Washington DC, United States

Haha, what a fantastically playful shot! I love their hats. :)

4 Oct 2007 7:30am

@e.: Some might even say romantic. Thanks, E!

badala from Leiria, Portugal

: ) ha ha what a moment.

4 Oct 2007 8:06am

@badala: Thanks, Badala! It was funny.

Kheoh Yee Wei from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Nice capture of their facial and body's expression .Nice setting .

4 Oct 2007 11:43am

@Kheoh Yee Wei: Thank you, Kheoh!

Daroru from Amagasaki, Japan

Another very cool one Damon.

4 Oct 2007 2:06pm

@Daroru: Many thanks, Daroru!

Blackdog from London, United Kingdom

Magical - lovely crisp shot.

4 Oct 2007 3:52pm

@Blackdog: Hey thanks, Blackdog!

Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom

Well cool, thats a top moment to press the shutter button - good timing here.

4 Oct 2007 9:05pm

@Richard_Irwin: Much appreciated, Richard!

Tse Min from Broadford, Australia

Great capture. This series is fantastic! The clowns seem very hillarious. How was the show itself?

4 Oct 2007 10:58pm

@Tse Min: The show itself was very entertaining. Great attitude, classic magic tricks (the kind everyone knows how they're done but they're still classics) and very cute and easy interaction with the audience. They were my favourites act at this street performers' festival.

Justin Raden from Oakland, CA, United States

fantastic catch

5 Oct 2007 4:48pm

@Justin Raden: Thanks, Justin!

Daniel from Olympia, United States

haha. funny

6 Oct 2007 3:14pm

@Daniel: Thanks, Daniel!

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PENTAX K10D
1/320 second
F/5.6
ISO 100
37 mm

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