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Jan 1, 2016 04:05:24   #
Harvey wrote:



"BUT" a country lane , a beach or "street" without a person in it is completely different categories of photography the same as photos of "posed" people in street photos - to me the unexpected/casual captures are true street photography.



I consider this street photography even though it is on the beach, what do you think?


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Jan 1, 2016 03:57:42   #
I would also be in favor of a street photography forum.
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Jan 1, 2016 03:32:19   #
MT Shooter wrote:
Way back when I did a lot of portraiture (70's and 80's), I hated dealing with eyeglasses. My solution was to hit the local optometrists and ask for donations of old glasses or discontinued frames. I had a collection of about 70 pair and would have my customers find a pair they liked, or were close to their actual glasses, and then shoot them in just those frames with no glass in them, problem solved. Sometimes I would actually remove the glass from a clients glasses if they were metal frames because doing so with a jewelers screwdriver was easy, I even returned their glasses to them properly cleaned as well. Eyeglass reflections were never an issue after that.
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When I had my high school senior pictures taken (35 years ago, but who's counting) they recommended borrowing a pair from an optometrist without lenses, which I did. But it was a small store and a different day and age. I'm guessing Lens Crafters won't give you the same customer service....
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Nov 22, 2015 02:18:00   #
CatMarley wrote:
You do realize that it would take about 5 months, 8 hours a day, 7 days a week just to LOOK at them all! I think there may be a serious need for some psychotropic medication for some members of the HOG list!


I have mine in folders labeled with place, subject and date. I can scan through the folder pretty quickly using Bridge. I don't ever need to look at each picture, the thumbnails help me find the one I want.
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Nov 22, 2015 02:01:42   #
BullMoose wrote:


It's also fun to work over some of those earlier images with new things I've learned. It's amazing and surprising to see how I've grown.


I do this too. Sometimes I find one I missed the first time. Sometimes if it has been a while I see one in a new light and make a good picture out of one I rejected previously (time can change your perspective). Sometimes I just improve one I did previously using techniques I've learned since. Sometimes I'm just bored and unable to go out and shoot, so I look through my files for something interesting to work on.

Seems like a lot of reasons to keep them.
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