An Irish photographer whose shot of a raging bull bearing down on his camera in Pamplona on July 7, 2002 sparked a flood of concern about his fate said July 7, 2002 that modern technology had kept him out of harm's way. Reuters' photographer Desmond Boylan's close-up of an enraged bull -- already bearing a T-shirt trophy on one of its horns -- was carried around the world and prompted numerous inquiries about the fate of the photographer.

"Kick-ass Pampalona Running Of The Bulls photo"
Desmond Boylan for Reuters (distributed by Yahoo News)

Thursday, July 11, 2002

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