....see me? Another hip shot on the sly, or maybe not. I am not so familiar with ranks of the military, so I will let you go to this site to figure out just who these young men are.
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IRIŠKI TELEVISION TOWER
The Iriški television tower stands on a forest area called Fruška Gora near Novi Sad. Yesterday my son's family and I went on a short ...
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Looks like he's staring right at the camera. You're bound to get caught out sooner or later. ;)
He saw you and he said to himself, "Self, why is that lady taking a photo of me!?"
They're scared gutless. Just like all other soldiers in the world. Pass on this secret.
I think he saw you! Great shot!
I'm with Luis on this one... he saw you AND it is a great shot! I do better shooting little old ladies that I know I can out run (hehe). Well I did get one of Sarko but he was taken with a telephoto lens (on his little step-up box).
With such a serious face I am convinced that he has spotted your camera.
Hi Pat,
Oh yeah, he saw you. Maybe he didn't mind, though. What a great shot.
avec son regard, j'aurais pas ose prendre cette photo....il me fait frois dans le dos
Definitely saw you. Doesn't look like he minded, though. Lovely shot!
I think he is looking right thru you.
At least he seems to be looking unlike the soldiers at Buckingham Palace who mustnt look anywhere but straight ahead
I think he saw you and I'm surprised he didn't turn away! Great shot Bibi!!! ( He's cute!)
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I do not see you...but what a fun shot...I don't think it was too much "on the sly," though...the soldier in front seems quite aware of what you are doing. Maybe he thought you were a military photographer and he would end up on the cover of some military magazine?
I went to the site...still don't know who they are...
Re your cell phone battery: I guess I could get you one here and ship it to you (so long as you installed it yourself) ;-))
That would probably be more expensive than you buying one there, though... :-)
I think you were definitely nailed ... or, if not, then he was checking out your gear. -:)
love the Serbian army patch! my grandfather came over in 1914 when it was still part of the
Austro-Hungarian empire.
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