edit: I am happy to welcome Frank Jackson to RFF. He has graciously agreed to share his photographic experiences and techniques, especially pertaining to Street Photography.
kiemchacsu
Well-known
"The "Street photography" forum is officially launch?
Cheers!
Cheers!
Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
Who shot these photos? Are they taken from the RFF galleries? Some of them are really incredible.
They were all shot by the yet to be introduced mentor of the RFF Street Photography forum.
Since they are new to RFF, I wanted to introduce the work before introducing the photog. Please see the intro to this forum.
Best,
Stephen
plummerl
Well-known
Wow! Terrific images.
JP Owens
Well-known
Jackson's a great photographer. Excellent choice.
farlymac
PF McFarland
Cat's out of the bag now.
Good job of setting this up, Stephen. It's been long awaited.
PF
Good job of setting this up, Stephen. It's been long awaited.
PF
OurManInTangier
An Undesirable
Great news for those of us looking forward to a street forum section, I'm now very excited. He has some stunning images in his portfolio
fireblade
Vincenzo.
Good stuff......his latest work http://fotographzfrankjackson.tumblr.com/
johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
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I love this shot the most and all the others are real good too! Impressive and inspiring!
How would you call a hat like this?
Or better yet, where would I get one?bobbyrab
Well-known
What a great collection of images, all the better for the lovely printing/ps work.
robert blu
quiet photographer
"...and an open mind (mostly)"
Love this closing sentence. I'm not so much into street photography but the quality of these images, the emotions they give me, the use of light push me to go out and give a try. I'll follow with interest this street forum, thanks
robert
Love this closing sentence. I'm not so much into street photography but the quality of these images, the emotions they give me, the use of light push me to go out and give a try. I'll follow with interest this street forum, thanks
robert
helen.HH
To Light & Love ...
Some Good Photos, though I Admire his Writing Style & Thoughts more, a True Poet !
I may be scorned for saying this... But here goes
There are a number of People here on RFF who are Equally or even more Talented ~ Pity they have not been recognised to take the lead
So let the Games begin erhhh I mean shooting...
I may be scorned for saying this... But here goes
There are a number of People here on RFF who are Equally or even more Talented ~ Pity they have not been recognised to take the lead
So let the Games begin erhhh I mean shooting...
Hiyawaan
Particular Individual
Impressive images. Cheers to the Head Bartender!
peppard
Established
I love this shot the most and all the others are real good too! Impressive and inspiring!
How would you call a hat like this? Or better yet, where would I get one?
Johan:
That hat is a variation of a Fez, first introduced by the Moors way back when. You can find it in any Bazaar in southern Europe, or through the net.
Cheers,
Giorgio
How would you call a hat like this? Or better yet, where would I get one?
Johan:
That hat is a variation of a Fez, first introduced by the Moors way back when. You can find it in any Bazaar in southern Europe, or through the net.
Cheers,
Giorgio
mfogiel
Veteran
Let's not get ahead of ourselves. To begin with, I don't like this digital look.
MaxElmar
Well-known
Great! I'm somewhat astonished that this hasn't happened before, given the historical connection between rangefinders and Street. And a very fine introduction from the photos shown here (digital or not).
KM-25
Well-known
Yeah.....digital look or not, they seem pretty average to me.*
*Post corrected to make people happy who only believe in giving praise....
Lauffray
Invisible Cities
Good news for the forum !
Don't mean to sour the mood but I don't find these pictures that interesting :-/
Don't mean to sour the mood but I don't find these pictures that interesting :-/
kbg32
neo-romanticist
I love this shot the most and all the others are real good too! Impressive and inspiring!
How would you call a hat like this?
It is a kufi. Islamic men's headware.
http://muslimclothing.com/woolkufis.html