monochrome streets
- Thread starter Wurdelak
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skarekrow24
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Wurdelak
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Wurdelak
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i've used my D90 and 70-200mm sigma lens for most of the shots... although the last four, was from my D700 with 70-200mm sigma and 24-70mm sigma.
thanks for dropping by bro!
Elvis!! He's alive man!!:bsmilie:
Nice series brother. You have more shots of portraits than street(like someone mentioned
in an earlier post). Would like to see more 'street' than mere simple portraits of people.
Nice series brother. You have more shots of portraits than street(like someone mentioned
in an earlier post). Would like to see more 'street' than mere simple portraits of people.
The CHOPS
fibredrive
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Takes a lot to shoot portraits on the streets bro. nicely done! :thumbsup:
Brendankho
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i love her smile too.... all ur photos look great bro... gd job... enjoyed it...
Wurdelak
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> thank you very much for the very encouraging comment!
> hi bro, thanks for dropping by! :thumbsup:
Wurdelak
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great continuation of the series bro
Love the feel once over again.. :thumbsup:
ei bro, thanks! see you on Nov. 20 IR outing!
wootsk
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Nice capture of the moment. The expression give off by the eyes and the mood is really great with the photo title!
The idea of street portrait is in the mood and the feel of that moment rather than common photography skill. Something, the moment is very short and you might just miss it and that's it (Example is a glimpse of a person turning their head). When it is long, adjustment to lighting and composure can be done (Example is an old couple sitting on the bench and resting).
From my POV, TS did good in photo 1 where if TS try to move to the front and do a shot, the expression and chance might have been gone. Do the first shot and see if there is a chance for another.
The idea of street portrait is in the mood and the feel of that moment rather than common photography skill. Something, the moment is very short and you might just miss it and that's it (Example is a glimpse of a person turning their head). When it is long, adjustment to lighting and composure can be done (Example is an old couple sitting on the bench and resting).
From my POV, TS did good in photo 1 where if TS try to move to the front and do a shot, the expression and chance might have been gone. Do the first shot and see if there is a chance for another.
Wurdelak
Senior Member
hi bro, thank you very much for the critique... gives me inspiration to shoot more streets and capture moments!
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