Becoming the Picture

I've been trying to give this picture away for a week now.  It's some local kid.  In some local track club. (High School?) If you go back on my timeline to June 23rd, you'll see this picture — minus the kid.  I was there, minding my own business, when the whole club ran through my picture. (Yes, I have pictures of others too.  This is just the best one.)

It happens on a regular basis — somebody walking/running through my picture.  It happens so often I have my  standard lines about it down pat, "You can't get in my way.  I'm just having fun.  Besides, you might become the picture."  I usually try to give folks my non-business card so they can email me and I will email them the picture.  I'm always amazed at how few do. 

So, anyway, this guy became the picture.  I'm pretty sure it's a once-in-lifetime picture.  Not for me, but for him.  He could grow old, waiting for God-beams like this to run through again. I'm positive his mom would love to have it. I'm at GetTheFlick at both yahoo and gmail.

It's going into the archive today and I wanted to publish it before I forgot about it. 

On the paved portion of the Bankhead Trail in Monte Sano State Park, Huntsville, Alabama. 

Nikon D7200 — Nikon 18-300mm F6.3 ED VR

18mm

F5.6@1/100th

ISO 4,000

White Balance on Warm

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