Y’all seen this absolute unit? Is it one of you??

[PanhandleGlocker]

He doesn't need a trigger on his gun, he can just squeeze the booooolits out.

Uh oh. Now we got the argument that glocks are unsafe again…

 

[dlbleak]

The guy to his left looks ‘vertically challenged’.

 

[THAT Gurl]

As God is my witness, there is an OHP trooper who has to fold up to get into his cruiser. His name is Hightower. He looks a lot like that guy. I **** you not.

 

[thor447]

He looks like Juggernaut with that helmet. And the riot shield looks like a child's toy.

 

[RETOKSQUID]

What a absolute unit. 5’ 9” 330lb officer for scale on the left.

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I don't know how many of them it would have taken to whip my ass, but I knew how many they were going to use. That's a handy little piece of information, right there. (Ron White)

 

[adamsredlines]

That dude is so tough, he used Promags because the guns attached to his shoulders are the only ones that need to work....

 

[dennishoddy]

Isn’t Shac Oniel (sp) a sheriffs deputy part time? He certainly meets that big guy qualification that will calm down just about anybody when he gets in their face.

 

[El Pablo]

Isn’t Shac Oniel (sp) a sheriffs deputy part time? He certainly meets that big guy qualification that will calm down just about anybody when he gets in their face.

Yes, in Florida. Think he was a reserve with the LA port authority while he played in CA. Shack would make that guy look small. Which is rather insane to think about.

 

[TerryMiller]

”Forced perspective”

I’m a bit perplexed

My guess is that whoever took the picture used a zoom lens and zoomed in on the scene. That loss of actual perspective gets diminished a lot when one zooms in on a scene. I can't recall any similar pictures that I have taken that had a distance between subjects where I've used both normal lens setting and zoom setting.

Maybe I need to do a couple of pictures like that just to show the difference in perspective. The lens I have as a "walk-around" lens is a 28-300mm zoom, so it would be easy to do. I just need to get people in the right positions to get it done.

 

[El Pablo]

My guess is that whoever took the picture used a zoom lens and zoomed in on the scene. That loss of actual perspective gets diminished a lot when one zooms in on a scene. I can't recall any similar pictures that I have taken that had a distance between subjects where I've used both normal lens setting and zoom setting.

Maybe I need to do a couple of pictures like that just to show the difference in perspective. The lens I have as a "walk-around" lens is a 28-300mm zoom, so it would be easy to do. I just need to get people in the right positions to get it done.

First thing we had to do in photog class. Fun to do with a wide angle lens to make the closer object much larger than anything further away.