According to Snopes (www.snopes.com) the bull picture is no bull.
/
[It] was taken by a photographer during the 2002 San Fermín festival and
distributed by the Reuters
<http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2002/07/12/international/12SPAIready.html>
news agency. According to a representative for Reuters, the photographer
who snapped this remarkable picture was not injured in any way. (The
photo was taken with a camera operated via remote control.) /
BTW, Snopes is a great resource for detecting internet bull....
Barry
George L Smyth wrote:
>I have seen this shot before. This is very probably toward the end of the run
>at Pamplona. There is a hard left turn at this point. Those running with the
>bulls know to stay on the right side of the bulls because inertia sends the
>bulls into the corner. If you are running on the left then you will certainly
>get hurt. There is a barrier there that you can shoot through, though when you
>see that much energy coming toward you, there is always the danger that the
>barrier may not be sufficient. Yes, very dangerous. <g>
>
>Cheers -
>
>george
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>--- John Cremati <johnjohnc@core.com> wrote:
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>> Now this is what I call a photographer!..... Being gored to death
>>by a bull and still shootin! He is obviously on the ground..... I think
>>that may be what is left of his underwear on the horn...........
>>Cheers,
>> John Cremati
>>
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>>http://my.core.com/~johnjohnc/.photos/HardcorePhotographer/ragingbull.jpg
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