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If you look closely here, you can see that our
friend Doug is holding the camera as steady as he can and looking through the
LCD viewer because we can see his fingers' reflection in this Cap Gun. Maybe we should all pitch in and buy him some fancy lights and a telephoto lens, but considering that his photos are about the best close-ups there are, that would be superfluous. We can easily read, "PONY BOY" on the side of this frame. To be perfectly honest, the Pony Boy is almost a clone of the Lone Ranger Cap Gun listed on the Actoy Page. Or vice-versa. Photo thanks to Doug Hamilton |
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