Bmac
Loc: Long Island, NY
All photographed on Jackson Avenue located in Long Island City, Queens, NY.
Critique, comments, suggestions or questions all welcomed. Thanks. 8-)
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Bmac wrote:
All photographed on Jackson Avenue located in Long Island City, Queens, NY.
Critique, comments, suggestions or questions all welcomed. Thanks. 8-)
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Vibrant and sharp photos. They hold the viewer's interest and look really good in download.
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Pierre
Good shots! We need more street photography. People are interesting.
Bmac wrote:
All photographed on Jackson Avenue located in Long Island City, Queens, NY.
Critique, comments, suggestions or questions all welcomed. Thanks. 8-)
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Street photography is so interesting, very vivid.
rlaugh
Loc: Michigan & Florida
Love candid shots like this..esp. #2
Colorful, vibrant, and very well done, Bmac. But...good heavens--is that a Boston baseball cap I see in Yankee territory!? And with the Sam Adams, a local favorite here, you're not a closet Red Sox fan, are you?
Bmac wrote:
All photographed on Jackson Avenue located in Long Island City, Queens, NY.
Critique, comments, suggestions or questions all welcomed. Thanks. 8-)
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It is amazing what one can find out in the streets. Interesting set. :thumbup: :thumbup:
[quote=Bmac]All photographed on Jackson Avenue located in Long Island City, Queens, NY.
Critique, comments, suggestions or questions all welcomed. Thanks. 8-)
I enjoyed looking at your shots. I work 2nd shift in an area just off downtown Dallas & do a fair amount of 'street' photography. I find that they mostly break down into two categories. Action - Event type shots (an Indian wedding procession or the demolition of a building) - or - rapidly improvised 'street' portraits. For the 1st type of shot, I use an auto setting (like action/event) and live view. I keep a 18-105mm on the camera and use a fairly wide setting. I also shoot in burst mode. Grab as many shots as I can and hope for the best. The 2nd type is a bit more difficult as it requires inter-reaction with people on the street. The good news is that I have found that well over 90% of the people I've approached have been very congenial and happy to have their photo taken. For these, I use AP mode & possibly a speedlight. Background and lighting are a bit of a crap-shoot. I find the intimacy / action factors in 'street' photography to be very rewarding.
Bmac
Loc: Long Island, NY
Pierre H.J. Dumais wrote:
Vibrant and sharp photos. They hold the viewer's interest and look really good in download.
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Pierre
Thanks for those thumbs up Pierre, glad you liked the photos. 8-)
Bmac
Loc: Long Island, NY
Don Craig wrote:
Good shots! We need more street photography. People are interesting.
I agree, people are interesting......the difficult (for me) part is having the photographs be. :-D
Thanks for taking a look Don and I like those orange sneakers in your avatar. 8-)
Nice street photography! Great set!
vicksart
Loc: Novato, CA -earthquake country
Terrific - a most enjoyable series.
These brought back the memory of seeing a Jenny Craig diet shop next door to a Baskin Robbins ice cream parlor. :-D
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