Post your best Zombie shots

Have a few here from the annual zombie walk...


Zombie hunters


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Romeo zombie





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Gross zombie


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Masterchef zombie, Zen saying and missing his apostrophe





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There were over 5000 zombies and I think just as many photographers.


Steve

Awesome!! I would have a tough time deciding whether to dress up and walk with everyone or take photos!!! I used to dress up like a zombie when my kids were little and I had a doll wrapped in a receiving blanket that was as freaky lookin

Thanks Denise, I really liked your puppy hiding in the autumn leaves shot.


This was a frantic day. I didn't realise photography was a contact sport. There were guys there wearing knee pads and diving on to the ground and shoving people out of the way. Very full on, I thought this was a lot more genteel hobby.


Another couple of shots. The guy isn't very scary, but it looks like Nanny Fine standing behind, maybe that's how Fran ages so well.


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And I don't know if these two were zombies, or if they had just been fighting over the doll.


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Heh heh.


Steve

Haha I love the photos and the comments Steve! [:D] Wish we had something crazy like that over here. It looks great! [Y]

Rule #2 of Surviving Zombieland:


Double Tap

Ran into this guy one rainy night in NYC:


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Shocking it looks like that cab just blew straight past him.

I happened to have these photos from the 2008 zombie walk on my facebook, from before I started using Flickr so there's no EXIF data. Let me know if you guys want the info for any of them in particular and I'll look it up. All shot on my XTi.


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-Yoni

Cool great eye contact. Some of these zombies take their art very serious.


For those who don

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Cool great eye contact. Some of these zombies take their art very serious.


For those who don't know these are charity walks for brain disorders.


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Your walks are for charity? Our annual walk is just for fun, and hardly organized other than the date, time and a bit of an unannounced route. Despite that, hundreds show up in character and costume :) Many photogs too.


If it has any message at all, it's just to disrupt the norm and break people out of their routines for a moment.

There was over 5000 zombies in this one and they start this, "Brains, Brains" chant and they get a Police escort and it is for charity.


It certainly does break the routine.