bill smith
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Well beyond the fact that the cameraman did run down the street for cover, which I guess makes your whole point moot...
Here is an interesting film that talks about the detachment the camera provides from situations happening right in front of the camera where the cameraman is in the zone of danger:
"How looking through the camera view finder can detach the cameraman from what is happening around him. The view finder gives the impression that you are watching a television show in part explains why the cameraman can keep filming under heavy fire."
http://cas.awm.gov.au/film/F10569
eta: It appears that the brothers were talking in French about what they were doing. What were they saying Bill? Wouldn't you want to know that? I suspect, but do not know, that perhaps they were discussing their thoughts regarding what and how they were filming this event, don't you agree?
He may have run later. but he did not run in reaction to the roar of the jet behind and above him which is what really counts in this context. He did not react at all to that sound. I understand some French but I cannot hear what they are saying clearly enough to work out what they are saying.
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