Law & Order on BMW Photo

Photographer’s Note

The Tunisian police are relatively well trained and professional. Many senior officials have received advanced training in France, Italy or the United States. Acutely aware of the need to maintain its image abroad and protect its tourism industry, the police are generally responsive to visitors in need of assistance, and they ensure that their presence is particularly high in tourist and other areas frequented by foreigners.
(© OSAC 2007)

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scroller (2883) 2008-03-07 13:56

Hej Robert,
A very "cool" picture of this police officer. Good Dof and composition, liket it a lot!
Hälsningar
/Stefan

Dorota (728) 2008-03-07 15:17

Nice portrait of policeman ! Picture very clear and well contrasted. It's nice composition!!!! I like it much !
Regards
Dorota

Wanda1 (11025) 2008-03-07 20:09

Hi Robert,
I love his stance in the way he is leaning against his bike. Nice tight composition and the light is very nice, it almost looks like it was shot in a studio with the dark grey background. Nice details too such as his badge and sunglasses.
Regards
Wanda

BennyV (4978) 2008-03-08 0:34

So macho, macho...but he's probably just wondering where that belly came from. A great post, Robert!

Benny

ollie59 (776) 2008-03-09 10:05

Hiya Robi ,
wow cracking shot my friend ,great detail and i like the composition ,the backgrond is just right so all the focus is on the rider and bike.
well done
ollie
ps ,what lens were you using ?

ElAprendiz (7370) 2008-03-10 13:29

Hello Robert

I like the way you presented this scene, full of sharpness, brightness, contrast and above all, balance in the frame.

The shades conform properly to contrast against the background out of focus, in order to highlight the main reason.

John

toto (18783) 2008-03-12 1:29

Belle photo de ce motard de la route, ce policier est bien pris et bien net ainsi que sa superbe moto.
Meme si il sont engagé pour l' industrie touristique, cela fait de l' emploi pour ces gens et cela rassure les touristes qui savent que l' on veille sur leur sécurité.

Amitiés Thomas
Je reviens