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Description
Suit courtesy of jademacalla. Thanks, man!
Camerawork by Prismatic Photography: photography.prismaticstudios.c…
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TO USE THIS IMAGE YOU MUST
-Give credit with a link back to either the deviation or my page
-NOT be making a profit on the art. (If you are, please contact me so we can work something out. I like to eat.)
-Have made changes beyond simple filtering, color adjustments, etc.
This includes any and all uses, not just manips!
Camerawork by Prismatic Photography: photography.prismaticstudios.c…
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TO USE THIS IMAGE YOU MUST
-Give credit with a link back to either the deviation or my page
-NOT be making a profit on the art. (If you are, please contact me so we can work something out. I like to eat.)
-Have made changes beyond simple filtering, color adjustments, etc.
This includes any and all uses, not just manips!
Image size
2713x4399px 1.86 MB
Make
NIKON CORPORATION
Model
NIKON D7000
Shutter Speed
1/50 second
Aperture
F/2.8
Focal Length
50 mm
ISO Speed
100
Date Taken
May 12, 2014, 2:45:21 PM
Comments2
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Oh god!
MOPP... I remember suffering through that, though, thankfully, I had better MOPP equipment than the gear you're showing!
Still a pain in the ass to work in and through. Still, as the gear I used is not the same as that shown here, I can't really give you a 100% honest critic on the wear of the MOPP equipment. Other than - Where's the thick rubber gloves, or your helmet?
Also, good trigger discipline, proper low-ready stance... Heel's ain't touching, so not quite right on the footing for standing at attention... Otherwise? Looks accurate and proper.
MOPP... I remember suffering through that, though, thankfully, I had better MOPP equipment than the gear you're showing!
Still a pain in the ass to work in and through. Still, as the gear I used is not the same as that shown here, I can't really give you a 100% honest critic on the wear of the MOPP equipment. Other than - Where's the thick rubber gloves, or your helmet?
Also, good trigger discipline, proper low-ready stance... Heel's ain't touching, so not quite right on the footing for standing at attention... Otherwise? Looks accurate and proper.