scenes from orchard road

[dquack]

You have an amazing eye for details! Great work! You bring street photography to a whole new level

 

[dannysantos]

Thanks for the comments, guys!

Here are some more shots I want to share... hope you guys like it too

 

[dannysantos]

Just want to share some additions to my 'bad weather' series...

 

[Slash56]

Danny,

Your photos are inspiring and definitely great as guides for noobs....

I'm a fan, especially your bad weather series!

Keep those lovely pictures coming!

:thumbsup:

 

[dannysantos]

Your photos are inspiring and definitely great as guides for noobs....

I'm a fan, especially your bad weather series!

Keep those lovely pictures coming!

:thumbsup:

Thanks for the good words, bro

 

[dannysantos]

Here's another one in my 'bad weather' series...

 

[Slash56]

Here's another one in my 'bad weather' series...

Nice pic! :thumbsup:

Seems like this stretch of walkway is one of your favourite places to capture your works!

will keep a lookout for you, and observe how you work your magic..

 

[dannysantos]

 

[OldSchool]

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[dannysantos]

It's been a long time since I went out shooting in the streets... just got back recently. Just wanted to share some of my shots...

 

[B-setting]

nice candid shots. i wonder how you hide your camera?

 

[Nikon79]

very nice photo.. i like it very much

i just wondered did u really squat/lie down at the middle of the walkway to get ur shots like tat?

 

[Nikon79]

B-settings,

We are thinking of the same thing!.. haha
maybe he really did lie down there at the middle of the road :thumbsup:

 

[dannysantos]

nice candid shots. i wonder how you hide your camera?

Thanks! I don't hide my camera, the subjects usually see me in plain sight, but I just take the shots quickly.

i just wondered did u really squat/lie down at the middle of the walkway to get ur shots like tat?

Yup, I squat in the middle of the walkway to get these shots. I think it produces a better perspective to get the shots a hip level rather than at eye level - but I need to be looking at the viewfinder otherwise making the shot wouldn't be easy.

 

[B-setting]

Thanks! I don't hide my camera, the subjects usually see me in plain sight, but I just take the shots quickly.


Yup, I squat in the middle of the walkway to get these shots. I think it produces a better perspective to get the shots a hip level rather than at eye level - but I need to be looking at the viewfinder otherwise making the shot wouldn't be easy.

ha ha, i am wondering if you get hostile reaction sometimes.

anyway, did you ever need to use an angle viewfinder, since you angles are mostly at waist level?

and the rain scenes, you were out in the rain with your precious camera? :bigeyes:

 

[dannysantos]

ha ha, i am wondering if you get hostile reaction sometimes.

anyway, did you ever need to use an angle viewfinder, since you angles are mostly at waist level?

and the rain scenes, you were out in the rain with your precious camera? :bigeyes:

Nope, lucky for me, I have not gotten any hostile reactions so far

Nope, I haven't used an angle viewfinder -- i think I can react quicker looking through the viewfinder...

Yup, in the rain scenes, I was out with my camera and a trusty umbrella

 

[B-setting]

Yup, in the rain scenes, I was out with my camera and a trusty umbrella

this IS hardcore! :thumbsup:

 

[fedodedo]

i dont like street or candid shots but somehow you made me have a different perspective on street photography.

Good job bro. I join in this series soon enough with my 10-24.

 

[soulFLY]

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Good work as always. Love the Mono series!

Keep posting.

 

[dannysantos]

Thanks for the comments, guys! Here's more from the series