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Noticed some other photographers thought I'd share some of my stuff.
I've been shooting for almost a year.
And use a 40D and 400D
Some street photo's from the past month
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gEzUS
Canada371 Posts
Noticed some other photographers thought I'd share some of my stuff. I've been shooting for almost a year. And use a 40D and 400D Some street photo's from the past month + Show Spoiler + More to come soon | ||
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stanley_
United States816 Posts
Where is that btw? | ||
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Narrator
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mahnini
United States6862 Posts
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gEzUS
Canada371 Posts
On December 16 2008 08:59 stanley_ wrote: wow nice pics, I love the third picture. It's like they are standing still and just watching something happen. Where is that btw? On December 16 2008 09:10 Narrator wrote: Very nice pictures! The third one stood out to me, as well. :D Thanks for the comments This is outside of a metro station in Downtown Montreal. It's a pretty busy corner with buses coming in and leaving every few minutes. | ||
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MetalMarine
United States1559 Posts
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micronesia
United States24715 Posts
On the other hand, to get the picture you want you might need to be a bit too abrupt to firmly plant the camera somehow. | ||
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gEzUS
Canada371 Posts
On December 16 2008 09:22 micronesia wrote: These look great. How are you stabilizing the camera? I'm not trained to notice this, but in one or two pictures it seems like there is a bit of blur from camera motion. On the other hand, to get the picture you want you might need to be a bit too abrupt to firmly plant the camera somehow. I carry my camera around my shoulder most of the time and don't set up(no tripod),some have noticeable shake, i try as hard as possible to reduce it using high ISO, fast lenses with image stabilization. But in most cases at least with these spontaneous shots the gear and technical aspect of the photo matter less. Although sharp images are pretty :D | ||
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il0seonpurpose
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vhallee
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Straylight
Canada706 Posts
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Jizz
Australia224 Posts
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
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gusbear
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 heres a pic i took at the Singapore Zoo trying out a D90 kit. White tigers feeding time! couple weeks after i took this pic, some guy jumped into the enclosure and got eaten alive. too bad i wasnt there to take a pic... ![[image loading]](http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/5305/dsc0444pl0.jpg) | ||
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PH
United States6173 Posts
You have a different style from what I'm used to seeing, though. The contrast in your photos leans more towards the brighter side, which is very refreshing. My favorites of what you posted are the first and third, which I think capture what much street tries to do: the hustle and bustle of life, though tinged with a bit of loneliness by presenting people whom we can only guess about, I suppose. I hope you know what I'm trying to say...that was hardly articulate. You seem to be really good at getting over the awkward aspect of street...this is something I always have trouble with, lol. A lot of my street ends up being still life...-____-;; If you have any tips or advice, please impart some. (: | ||
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gEzUS
Canada371 Posts
On December 16 2008 16:41 PH wrote: Wow, I love good street photography. Those are great shots. (: You have a different style from what I'm used to seeing, though. The contrast in your photos leans more towards the brighter side, which is very refreshing. My favorites of what you posted are the first and third, which I think capture what much street tries to do: the hustle and bustle of life, though tinged with a bit of loneliness by presenting people whom we can only guess about, I suppose. I hope you know what I'm trying to say...that was hardly articulate. You seem to be really good at getting over the awkward aspect of street...this is something I always have trouble with, lol. A lot of my street ends up being still life...-____-;; If you have any tips or advice, please impart some. (: The best advice I can give to someone who wants to shoot street is be SHAMELESS and don't let your discomfort or other people stop you from getting the shot you want. good luck and keep shooting | ||
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