Can I take your picture?

[SwimTeamSpeedo]

Interesting Torch... looking close at the picture, though, it looks like he is standing on a tilted platform, like a starting block/platform. Could be a shower I guess, but not really sure. Anyway, still a great picture.

[Byron]

Yes, clearly wet across the shoulders but a
line of chairs, a cable and what may be a starting button, and the guy wearing goggles - these do not accord with being "in a shower".

[allniter]

The guy in the orange suit really does it for me, I H O
The 2nd pic is me (I really need to tone up)

[allniter]

And on the subject of string in or out, out for me.

[PSDave]

the strings hanging out are a good sign. The suit is tied tight and will be easy to pull down to get some actions.

PS You would look nice in that orange number too ---

[Byron]

LOL - we need that shot a litttle lower to check the length of those red shorts.

[jackk78]

[jackk78]

[jackk78]

[Malcontent]

Originally Posted by PSDave

I have never been offended when someone asks to take my picture and 90% of the time say yes. What I hate are the ones sneaking around with big long lenses taking pictures without asking and trying not to be. Besides being on the verge of stalking, it is rude. Even if you aren't going to ask -- at least have the balls to show your face while doing it.
(pics at swim meets and sporting events don't fall into that category)

I plead guilty to that, but I don't use a big long lens to do that, but my digital camera do have a nice 30x zoom and most of my subjects never know what "hit" them!

Then again, I don't mind people taking my pics, I felt flattered that they did.