Fagin and Bill Sykes?
Jul 21, 2013 04:42:35 #
Jul 21, 2013 05:15:24 #
Brilliant street shot Graham, -------luv it
Graham Smith wrote:
Brick Lane, Shoreditch.
Leica M9P + 35mm
Leica M9P + 35mm
Jul 21, 2013 05:20:24 #
GWR100 wrote:
Brilliant street shot Graham, -------luv it
Thank you GWR100.
Jul 21, 2013 05:39:22 #
You're getting some brilliant stuff from Shoreditch ,Grahams. That's classic.
Jul 21, 2013 06:47:33 #
Again I am not a street photographer (no courage) I think this is again a very well executed shot, would also like to see it in monochrome, well I have actually, with increased contrast, add a grain effect and it is great, shall I post or will you
Jul 21, 2013 07:52:10 #
Jul 21, 2013 08:01:38 #
JR1 wrote:
Again I am not a street photographer (no courage) I think this is again a very well executed shot, would also like to see it in monochrome, well I have actually, with increased contrast, add a grain effect and it is great, shall I post or will you
It does take a bit of nerve at first but you soon discover that you can become invisible ;-)
A couple of mono versions.
Go ahead and post yours.
Jul 21, 2013 08:40:50 #
Jul 21, 2013 08:50:38 #
JR1 wrote:
Ok, just trying to emulate TriX film of the 60s
My first image was a (I hope) an approximation of Tri-X 400. The second was an attempt at a more sinister/ moody feel.
Jul 21, 2013 08:53:44 #
Jul 21, 2013 08:59:24 #
JR1 wrote:
I do like them, I used to push it to 3200
Thanks.
My wife keeps I'm still pushing it :-)
Jul 21, 2013 09:05:40 #
Graham Smith wrote:
It does take a bit of nerve at first but you soon discover that you can become invisible ;-)
A couple of mono versions.
Go ahead and post yours.
A couple of mono versions.
Go ahead and post yours.
The second of the monochrome versions does it for me. All are fantastic but this one takes the prize!
Ian Hargraves
Jul 21, 2013 09:09:12 #
Graham Smith wrote:
It does take a bit of nerve at first but you soon discover that you can become invisible ;-)
A couple of mono versions.
Go ahead and post yours.
A couple of mono versions.
Go ahead and post yours.
I used to and still do use a MamiyaFlex C33 Pro twin lens camera which is great for photos like this as you can turn the camera sideways and look down at the focussing screen and most people are unaware what you are doing. Also a remote control in your hand and just let the camera dangle and click. A bit hit and miss but you will get some great shots!
Ian
Jul 21, 2013 09:12:45 #
I won't shoot homeless or poor folks out of respect, but I have to admit I do love seeing those photos. You do an excellent job of capturing the mood. It does make one think, and perhaps stir sympathy for the poverty and pain.
Jul 21, 2013 09:15:21 #
igh wrote:
I used to and still do use a MamiyaFlex C33 Pro twin lens camera which is great for photos like this as you can turn the camera sideways and look down at the focussing screen and most people are unaware what you are doing. Also a remote control in your hand and just let the camera dangle and click. A bit hit and miss but you will get some great shots!
Ian
Ian
My Leica M9 is a great camera for this sort of work, silent, unobtrusive and to most people "old fashioned looking", so it's not as threatening as modern beeping and clacking mirror slapping DLSR's. But I do love my D700 too :-)
Graham
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