Street Photography
Nov 15, 2019 13:20:21 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
(2) Chinese new year -.
Good shot: I like the interaction of the seller and the buyer.
Nov 15, 2019 13:28:42 #
travelwp wrote:
Good shot: I like the interaction of the seller and the buyer.
Thank you.
Nov 15, 2019 13:53:31 #
Excellent use of vanishing point perspective in the 1st, 3rd and last image...
I'm especially loving the color harmonies latent within the 3rd image...
a dream within a dream...
Beautifully done RichardTaylor
And wisely no identifiable individuals in this last series...
I'm especially loving the color harmonies latent within the 3rd image...
a dream within a dream...
Beautifully done RichardTaylor
And wisely no identifiable individuals in this last series...
Nov 15, 2019 16:13:06 #
Thomas902 wrote:
Excellent use of vanishing point perspective in the 1st, 3rd and last image...
I'm especially loving the color harmonies latent within the 3rd image...
a dream within a dream...
Beautifully done RichardTaylor
And wisely no identifiable individuals in this last series...
I'm especially loving the color harmonies latent within the 3rd image...
a dream within a dream...
Beautifully done RichardTaylor
And wisely no identifiable individuals in this last series...
Thanks very much.
Nov 15, 2019 16:50:29 #
Moments:
Always be very alert for moments. I will have the camera in my hand (with the neck strap wrapped around my wrist) and turned on ready to go.
Some examples.
More to come and feel free to ask questions.
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Always be very alert for moments. I will have the camera in my hand (with the neck strap wrapped around my wrist) and turned on ready to go.
Some examples.
More to come and feel free to ask questions.
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(9) Vacation: Entry level DSLR and good kit lens.
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(10) Vacation: Entry level DSLR and good kit lens.
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(11) Vacation: Full frame camera and good kit lens.
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(12) Vacation: Full frame camera and good kit lens.
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Nov 15, 2019 17:18:38 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
Moments:.
(12) Vacation: Full frame camera and good kit lens.
I like this shot.
Nov 15, 2019 19:50:27 #
travelwp wrote:
(12) Vacation: Full frame camera and good kit lens.
I like this shot.
I like this shot.
Thank you.
Nov 15, 2019 19:58:11 #
Moments 2:
Another alternative is to park yourself at a good location an watch events events unfold.
With this set I was waiting at a busy location in a large city whilst my wife was singing in a concert.
An older full frame camera with a good kit lens was used. Street furniture was used to support the camera for longer exposures.
Feel free to ask questions and more to come.
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Another alternative is to park yourself at a good location an watch events events unfold.
With this set I was waiting at a busy location in a large city whilst my wife was singing in a concert.
An older full frame camera with a good kit lens was used. Street furniture was used to support the camera for longer exposures.
Feel free to ask questions and more to come.
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Nov 15, 2019 20:39:42 #
dpullum wrote:
Keep up the good work dyximan. br br If 36 exposu... (show quote)
Well I am learning a little more about post Processing and how to keep the exposure a little closer to natural as I prefer underexposed but have learned I lose too many details better to be slightly over exposed and fix it I also have a tendency to bracket 4 to 5 stops And more sometimes
Nov 15, 2019 20:42:39 #
Thomas902 wrote:
"...I'm just a curious and inquisitive kind o... (show quote)
Yes I understand to to a point the legal aspects of photography. And especially those that involve people and recognition, but my intent is for personal use only as I don't think I would ever sell any
Nov 15, 2019 20:44:54 #
I know what you mean about the cost I went to Europe once with 30 rolls of film and bought 10 or so when I was there that got pricey when I got home .
And I think I've simply learned that I can shoot as many as I want without regard to cost and maybe should concentrate a bit more on what I'm doing but sometimes I just I guess like to hear the click of a camera lol
And I think I've simply learned that I can shoot as many as I want without regard to cost and maybe should concentrate a bit more on what I'm doing but sometimes I just I guess like to hear the click of a camera lol
Nov 16, 2019 00:54:16 #
dyximan wrote:
I know what you mean about the cost I went to Europe once with 30 rolls of film and bought 10 or so when I was there that got pricey when I got home .
And I think I've simply learned that I can shoot as many as I want without regard to cost and maybe should concentrate a bit more on what I'm doing but sometimes I just I guess like to hear the click of a camera lol
And I think I've simply learned that I can shoot as many as I want without regard to cost and maybe should concentrate a bit more on what I'm doing but sometimes I just I guess like to hear the click of a camera lol
I the olden days when I went to a motor racing day I allowed myself 3 rolls of 36 exposure transparency film. No autofocus and no zoom lenses.
Nowdays with good autofocus lenses on digital bodies I can consistently achieve results that I could only dream of in those long distant days.
Nov 16, 2019 01:22:03 #
Low light and indoors.
If you can use a tripod (long exposures) almost any camera will be fine.
The first examples was shot with a good P&S (Canon G11)
If you want to shoot hand held you will need fast (say f2 lenses)
Indoors, hand held it all depends on your camera body high ISO performance. Exanple (19&20) were shot at indoor classical music concerts.
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Just a general comment: once I have learnt the basics, and that may take a while (practice) and sometimes spending some money (like lenses for sport and/or birds in flight) I never ever shoot away and hope for the best.
That's it.
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If you can use a tripod (long exposures) almost any camera will be fine.
The first examples was shot with a good P&S (Canon G11)
If you want to shoot hand held you will need fast (say f2 lenses)
Indoors, hand held it all depends on your camera body high ISO performance. Exanple (19&20) were shot at indoor classical music concerts.
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Just a general comment: once I have learnt the basics, and that may take a while (practice) and sometimes spending some money (like lenses for sport and/or birds in flight) I never ever shoot away and hope for the best.
That's it.
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(17) Good P&S camera
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(18) older full frame body with a 35mm f2 lens @f2
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(19) Mid rance crop body with a 135mm f2 lens @ f2
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(20) M4.3 body with a pro lens (80-300mm f2.8, 35mm eq) @ f2.8 and F=300mm and f2.8 (IS/VR helps a lot). Hand held.
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Nov 16, 2019 02:09:54 #
RichardTaylor wrote:
Low light and indoors.
(20) M4.3 body with a pro lens (80-300mm f2.8
I really like this one.
Nov 16, 2019 06:25:06 #
travelwp wrote:
(20) M4.3 body with a pro lens (80-300mm f2.8
I really like this one.
I really like this one.
THank you.
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