Hostage Situation C&C Welcome (Pic heavy)

[KAikens318]

What's going in #'s 2,3&4? bottom left corner?

I think that was part of the chain link fence that I was behind. It was too tall to get a shot above it, tried standing on a snowbank but it still wasn't high enough.

 

[Boomn4x4]

I sure hope the round laying on the ground in 5 & 6 isn't the round he was expecting to be in the chamber.

 

[JasonLambert]

I think you need a different perspective... Try moving around your subject. Getting in front of the men with guns and raising your camera up quite quickly and without warning will give you a great candid capture. Make sure you have your shutter speed set to about 1/4000th to stop any action that may come your way. :er:

 

[DerekSalem]

Pretty nice shots.

Being former military I have to comment on the uniforms...why are they wearing BDUs? Do they often do hostage negotiations in the woods? The military as a whole stopped using dark green BDUs like 2 years ago (switching to the lighter colored digital camo. In the USAF we call them ACUs but I believe they're still called BDUs for the rest of the team). Nobody uses that stuff because it's pretty lame camo.

Otherwise...what is #5 doing with that shotgun lol

 

[KAikens318]

I think you need a different perspective... Try moving around your subject. Getting in front of the men with guns and raising your camera up quite quickly and without warning will give you a great candid capture. Make sure you have your shutter speed set to about 1/4000th to stop any action that may come your way. :er:

:thumbup:

 

[Undo]

Otherwise...what is #5 doing with that shotgun lol

haha, I wondered that same exact thing.

 

[KAikens318]

Otherwise...what is #5 doing with that shotgun lol

Lol, he was handing it off to another SWAT member

Or that is just how they teach them to use a gun in NH haha