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> > > > Any photos of that online?
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> > > Not of the crash, just the aftermath,
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http://www.clintonphoto.com
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> > Why would somebody want to take all those photos of
> > injured riders, and even of some being loaded into the
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> > -WG
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> I was wondering that, too. The ambulance was a bit much.
It is called photojournalism. I was right in the back of a
rider who went down right in front of me a couple of years
ago. By the grace of a higher presence, I did not go down,
but the rider who did go down was pretty messed up. Real bad
cuts that resulted in lots of blood and lots of stitches.
She saw her photo on a cycling website and contacted the
photographer to get a copy of the photo. Was at a race this
past weekend where a rider went down. Just road rash and a
slight "bell ringing", but I know that he went up to one of
the photographers and asked him if he got a picture of the
crash, or the aftermath.....so, I would suppose that at
least a few people are interested in these types of photos.
Just how many of you looked multiple times at the crash of
Beloki last summer?