Nick,Quote:
Originally Posted by nvitalephotography
I really like this one. A lot of positivity/happiness in this shot.
Arnt
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Nick,Quote:
Originally Posted by nvitalephotography
I really like this one. A lot of positivity/happiness in this shot.
Arnt
This thread would have made a good assignment:)
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7049/6...13e85307_z.jpg
IMG_0028 by clemmb60, on Flickr
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7041/6...72dcc043_z.jpg
IMG_0173 by clemmb60, on Flickr
Photographers being photographed while photographing each other - would have been too good if there had been another photographer taking a picture of you.Quote:
Originally Posted by ham
Nice shots, I really like the first one. Interesting framing.
Arnt
I've been experimenting some with street photography and came up with some yesterday that I thought were interesting:
First, a cowboy and a carriage ride horse.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7050/7...87ccb6de59.jpg
2012_05_05_4555 by dthrog00, on Flickr
Second, and now this is where it gets bizarre, we have the horse, a prom couple getting their picture in front of the horse, a cowboy eating a banana, and all of the street traffic. Strange.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7192/7...fbd88e16d7.jpg
2012_05_05_4570 by dthrog00, on Flickr
Both taken with 60D, 135L at f/2.
Dave
Great shots Guys.http://community.the-digital-picture...ons/icon14.png
I like the first one, would've been tempted to go with a tighter crop on the cowboy and the horse's head, because I think the red around each draws them together quite nicely.
The second, I love the street sign pointing at the cowboy and his banana, please tell me he drew it from a holster?
Image quality is definitely not great, but I still like it. It makes me wonder what was on her mind on the commute home.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7103/7...1807df62_b.jpg
IMG_2534 by ahab1372, on Flickr
taken with iPhone 4 through the train window, cropped to 1.1MP - Should I even post this or is it useless?
Arnt
When it comes to street shots, as long as the image works I don't think quality matters much if at all.
I mean, focus has to be in the right place to attract the eye to the appropriate part of the image, and it needs to be sharp enough for the eye to work out what it is, but other than that it matters little.
I'll add this shot to the argument:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-q...pr-28_0052.jpg
Really high ISO, loads of noise. Whole shot is blurry EXCEPT for the one important part.