Image search: shadows holding cameras &/ binocs/scopes/etc

[fish_echo]

I'm looking for photos of any and all of the following sorts of images (which have licenses which permit creative works or which are ones which I can ask the owner for such permission):

• shadow of a person holding a camera, taken by the person who's shadow it is.
  • I already know of these images from shutterspeed: [a shadow photo by rike-tikki-tavi] by rike_tikki_tavi and [a shadow photo by jesse-the-k] by jesse_the_k.

shadow of a person holding a camera, taken by someone other than the person holding the camera

shadow of a person holding binoculars or a telescope or any other sort of far-seeing thing.

crossposted to fish_echo and pixelhunters.

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