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Echoes of Notre Dame Stadium
Posted by john (usa, United States) on 4 January 2008 in Sport & Recreation and Portfolio.
Echoes of Notre Dame Stadium
Barbara from Florida, United States
How did you do that? The thumbnail is a child and woman on a beach but opens to this marvelous shot. Great image, interesting various colors of clothing. The count of heads remarkable. But still puzzled as to what happened here.
4 Jan 2008 5:07am
Dean Francis from Midwest, United States
Ah, yes, trickery... Try to exit out and enter back in. I had just changed my mind about the woman and child post (need permission first) so I entered this photo instead. Thanks for the comments and hope you enjoy all the photos. - Dean
4 Jan 2008 5:30am
Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia
I really like this, Dean. It's dramatic and very interesting. You could have a "guess the number of heads" contest.
4 Jan 2008 6:49am
@leslie: Thanks...
Dean Francis from United States
Thank you, everyone, for all the nice comments. It's nice to get input and responses (even the bad ones or tough to swallow are okay in my book). Thanks again.
4 Jan 2008 2:47pm
@Steven: Steven - Thanks, sunlit mist.
@Rhys: Thank you, Rhys!
@badala: THANKS!
Earnest from Oklahoma, United States
Dean, I'm a Big 12 fan but I can still appreciate this photo!
4 Jan 2008 7:34pm
@Earnest: Thanks. Cornhuskers rule!
Laurie from Lincoln, United States
Daaaamn! That's a lot of people! I like the way you captured it...it looks like it could go on and on and on. Thanks for visiting my site, too! =-)
4 Jan 2008 8:13pm
@Laurie: No, thank you. Notre Dame stadium isn't the biggest, but it has a sense of enormity.
@ajoeh: Thank you very much.
pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal
one, two, three, four, five, i'm still counting, you just have to wait.
5 Jan 2008 12:43pm
@pedro alexandre: 2, 871 plus a couple fuzzy people. Thank for the comments!
MSD from Fort Washington, United States
wow! look at all thoses people!!!! Great capture Dean!
12 Jan 2008 7:45pm
Sony CD MAVICA
1/500 second
F/4.0
ISO 100
21 mm