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I think it is a Nikon 500mm F4
I think it is a Nikon 500mm F4
Spotted a togger : Part 3
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I'm smiling.
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I see him, and his tripod.
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Taken at the Festival of Chariots at London's Trafalgar Square in June.
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Saw this guy at Brands Hatch on Sunday. Photo is rubbish because it was a last minute decision to take a shot, I wasn't going to bother beforehand.
Pro snapper by rclenshaw, on Flickr
Pro snapper by rclenshaw, on Flickr
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The guy is shooting from behind the rock pillars in post 726 (above).
The photographer by dicktay2000, on Flickr
The photographer by dicktay2000, on Flickr
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I wonder if their photographs are any different.
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Never heard of the term Togger until I saw this post. I'm assuming it is referring to someone taking a picture?
Well in that case I snapped this chap at the local air show with what looks like some expensive equipment! Perhaps its a video camera and in that case I may have failed with this post, can anyone tell me what the equipment is ?
Well in that case I snapped this chap at the local air show with what looks like some expensive equipment! Perhaps its a video camera and in that case I may have failed with this post, can anyone tell me what the equipment is ?
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See if you can spot him.......!!!
. . . and he might be called Ian!
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Not much of a strap on it !!!!
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Photographer -> 'tographer -> togger. Just a familiar short form.
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Ahh makes sense! Thanks
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Yeovilton air day a couple of weeks ago.
He was flinging that thing around all day long, I couldn't have managed 15 minutes.
bet hes only got a little willy though...
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Shot with my Iphone...
Spotted this chap (Rob Wyatt) near Woburn yesterday while I was out mountain biking. He was shooting catalogue pics for a bike manufacturer.
Nice chap, had a chat with us between set ups, interesting for me as a cyclist and ahem... "photographer" (funny how a few years ago I would have choked at calling myself a cyclist). He even asked me to send him my pics of him working for his blog and showed us some of the images on the back of his camera and explained that he was balancing off camera flash with the ambient dappled light through the tree canopy.
shortly after on another set up I clicked him again and although its a throw away, I couldn't hardly believe it, I caught his flash in my shot!
Nice chap as I said, there are some SERIOUSLY good pics on his website. HERE
Spotted this chap (Rob Wyatt) near Woburn yesterday while I was out mountain biking. He was shooting catalogue pics for a bike manufacturer.
Nice chap, had a chat with us between set ups, interesting for me as a cyclist and ahem... "photographer" (funny how a few years ago I would have choked at calling myself a cyclist). He even asked me to send him my pics of him working for his blog and showed us some of the images on the back of his camera and explained that he was balancing off camera flash with the ambient dappled light through the tree canopy.
shortly after on another set up I clicked him again and although its a throw away, I couldn't hardly believe it, I caught his flash in my shot!
Nice chap as I said, there are some SERIOUSLY good pics on his website. HERE
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pho-TOG-rapher perhaps, lol.
Probably not, do people only go to airshows to take pictures or just enjoy the day :shrug:
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Yes, I was given an explanation to this a few posts back, keep up
I did ask a few people before I posted and was told it was an old saying to go have a kick about with a ball, which I'd never heard of myself so posted my curiosity. Also a quick google:
togger (ˈtɒɡə
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dialect ( Northern English ) to play football
I'm from the North so maybe why I was given that explaination ?
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He's found the pot of Kodacolor Gold!
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A trio of togs brave Dundee at its driechest to record the first visit of steam for a year - using bridge cameras, perhaps?
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Togged a togger togging a togger. There's a mouthful.
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