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Mostly from the same roll...
Mostly from the same roll...
Mostly from the same roll...
Can I see your best Street shot?
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OlliL
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One from today, I have to post, because of Monz.
Jack & Jones seems to be a good spot. 😉
Street - Field Test Fuji X100 von oliverleschke auf Flickr
My intention was to shot the interaction, between the woman with the newspapers and the girls. Later I saw the smiley on the wall, behind them. 🙂
Jack & Jones seems to be a good spot. 😉
Street - Field Test Fuji X100 von oliverleschke auf Flickr
My intention was to shot the interaction, between the woman with the newspapers and the girls. Later I saw the smiley on the wall, behind them. 🙂
Brian Legge
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This is my latest favorite.
Yashica CCN, Tri-X 400, HC110, dilution h. 8:30 seconds total. 8 initial inversions, 2 every 2 minutes after.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cannelbrae/5740473936
Yashica CCN, Tri-X 400, HC110, dilution h. 8:30 seconds total. 8 initial inversions, 2 every 2 minutes after.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cannelbrae/5740473936
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biomed
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Dr Gaspar
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Amazing shots. Just amazing.
Greg Boris
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These are two of my favorites.
mario abuyabor
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one off my favorite shots:
wrightbrain
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kievman
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Boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A LOT OF REALLY NICE WORK HERE!!!!!!!! There sure is a lot of talent on this site to say the least........... Street photography and all of its genres such as candid etc..... is to me, one of the highest forms of art and photography. I believe that capturing and documenting the essence of life on film is one of the greatest things a photographer can attempt to do. Unfortunately it's not in fashion with the current art world. TOO BAD...... as living life to it fullest never goes out of fashion!!!!!!!!!!!!! nor is capturing those great moments is! in my opinion....... - Kievman
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paulfish4570
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IIIf, cv 50/2.5 color skopar, ap 400, 1/40 at f2.5
paulfish4570
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r2m, 35/2.5 color skopar, ap 400
randolph45
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NYC 2005 Canon Elph APS
NYC 2005 Canon Elph APS
I liked this shop with the customers seated in the window smoking cigars and such
NYC 2005 Canon Elph APS
I liked this shop with the customers seated in the window smoking cigars and such
Ronny
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achman
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Just some thoughts of what street means to ME:
"Street" does not mean random, off-kilter, grainy, out-of-focus shots without an apparent subject, that you have to look at for 15 minutes to "get."
"Street" does not mean wide shots of homeless people, or other normal people just going about their everyday boring business.
"Street" does not mean the day, the hour, the moment when...nothing happens.
"Street" is all about the day, the hour, the moment when something DOES happen, and you are ready, prepared, and quick enough (or thoughtful enough) to see it, process it in your mind, and snap the shutter.
My mentor told me of "feeling" when the picture was about to happen, rather than seeing it. To have "soft eyes," as he put it. Too many times "Street" is trying to hard to make something there that is not there. I might have a roll of film loaded into my Canon VI-L for a month, and only take 5 pictures.
"Street" is about patience, seeing whether it really IS a photo, knowing your camera so well that it is an extension of you.
Rules are meant to be broken, though, and that is when art is made.
www.BrianAch.com
www.ThebetterShot.blogspot.com
"Street" does not mean random, off-kilter, grainy, out-of-focus shots without an apparent subject, that you have to look at for 15 minutes to "get."
"Street" does not mean wide shots of homeless people, or other normal people just going about their everyday boring business.
"Street" does not mean the day, the hour, the moment when...nothing happens.
"Street" is all about the day, the hour, the moment when something DOES happen, and you are ready, prepared, and quick enough (or thoughtful enough) to see it, process it in your mind, and snap the shutter.
My mentor told me of "feeling" when the picture was about to happen, rather than seeing it. To have "soft eyes," as he put it. Too many times "Street" is trying to hard to make something there that is not there. I might have a roll of film loaded into my Canon VI-L for a month, and only take 5 pictures.
"Street" is about patience, seeing whether it really IS a photo, knowing your camera so well that it is an extension of you.
Rules are meant to be broken, though, and that is when art is made.
www.BrianAch.com
www.ThebetterShot.blogspot.com
randolph45
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not my best anything
not my best anything
NYC 2005 horse cabbies Canon Elph Aps
not my best anything
NYC 2005 horse cabbies Canon Elph Aps
L David Tomei
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To paraphrase what someone once said, Chance favors the prepared camera.
Vincent.G
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Moment of Glory
Moment of Glory on Flickr
Street busker. 牛車水, Chinatown, Singapore.
Nikon F3/T
Nikkor 50mm f1.4 Ai-S
KODAK TRI-X 400
TMAX Developer 1+4
Moment of Glory on Flickr
Street busker. 牛車水, Chinatown, Singapore.
Nikon F3/T
Nikkor 50mm f1.4 Ai-S
KODAK TRI-X 400
TMAX Developer 1+4
ipu
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Hi, just happened to notice these spots on this picture. I had similar on one of my rolls and i was wondering what are these spots? in other words what am I doing wrong when these spots appear on the negative? and can they be removed from the negative afterwards? Thanks.
Great shots on this thread, by the way..
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