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Posted by Mammoth in Chief (Naperville, United States) on 9 November 2006 in Lifestyle & Culture.

Comments (11)

Shuva Brata Deb from Hyderabad, India

Oh o! This pose is definitely not one that anybody would like to be asked to be in. But I like the grainy stuff.

9 Nov 2006 5:27am

@Shuva Brata Deb: Oh, the previous one, with the duct tape, was a lot more of a compromising position...

And more painful aftermath, if you catch my drift...

Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan

nice 'night vision goggles' effect.

9 Nov 2006 11:03am

Craig Persel from Montreal, Canada

I like it. Very creative. I like the noise in the photo too which adds a surreal element.

9 Nov 2006 12:22pm

emarquetti from Itajai, Brazil

That´s the globalization friend! ;-)

9 Nov 2006 2:00pm

Lyss from United States

very cool. you should show that to mrs saros, she'd probably go into this lecture about how all humans are enslaved by all those qualities that make us so evil

9 Nov 2006 4:35pm

Aubrey from United States

how do u take these pics??

9 Nov 2006 4:46pm

@Aubrey: {I love questions like this}

Using the button on my camera.

Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia

Cool shot, very unique.

9 Nov 2006 9:02pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Good stuff. At this rate, I'm afraid, before long your poor subject will be on the menu at the King Noodle...

9 Nov 2006 10:07pm

@Damon Schreiber: Being my own subject (bless the clock setting on cameras) I'll fight for my rights!

Besides, this is the last "Duct Tape Antiglobalist" one...

Sheldon Hull from Houston, United States

Ha! I like it. The grain is interesting.

11 Nov 2006 8:07pm

Daniel from United States

Post proccessing enhances the photo nicely given the subject. Good work.

12 Nov 2006 4:43am

TravBoy from Portland, United States

Reminds me of a show called dark angel.... i like it.

12 Nov 2006 8:51pm

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