MattKing
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Sort of "street", if inside a Starbucks, looking out, can be considered "street". Digital exposure in this case:
Hope you checked he was still breathing! Did he try to lean and realize he didnt have any arm to lean on.....Sort of "street", if inside a Starbucks, looking out, can be considered "street". Digital exposure in this case:
Paul, is this lady missing some part of her garments? Did you offer to purchase them for her? After all, you are wealthy photographer......
Nope, that's how she turned up. And wealthy photographer?!! Well I suppose I'm a photographer, so you got that bit right.Paul, is this lady missing some part of her garments? Did you offer to purchase them for her? After all, you are wealthy photographer......
Yes, I can disclose it's a tattoo and was done by, of all people, a tattooist.Nice! Any disclosures about the writing on her upper leg?
I think its the long lost secret recipe for Microdol-XNice! Any disclosures about the writing on her upper leg?
I think its the long lost secret recipe for Microdol-X.
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Nice juxtaposition of the busker and the phone booth...of course mobiles are ubiquitous these days. I love my Trip for street work as well.
I do like a good Jaxta when I can work one in. Cant remember when last I saw someone using a public phone, my guess is they will be fazed out, so worth capturing for nostalgia. All the money on cameras that I have spent trying to find a comfortable carry around and I come across a $18 working Trip in a old wares shop, that does the job as good as any. Its small, fast, sharp, contrasty and quiet, only issue is I struggle to hold 40th, shutter speed.Nice juxtaposition of the busker and the phone booth...of course mobiles are ubiquitous these days. I love my Trip for street work as well.
The Olympus Trip 35 is a fun little camera and, in my opinion, an excellent example of superb industrial design. Mine developed a focus problem when something happened, possibly being mashed in a bag.I All the money on cameras that I have spent trying to find a comfortable carry around and I come across a $18 working Trip in a old wares shop, that does the job as good as any. Its small, fast, sharp, contrasty and quiet, only issue is I struggle to hold 40th, shutter speed.
Speaking of public phones, I was reminded of this classic scene from Die Hard 3. As I was on my way to St Ives, I met a man with seven wives...I do like a good Jaxta when I can work one in. Cant remember when last I saw someone using a public phone, my guess is they will be fazed out, so worth capturing for nostalgia. All the money on cameras that I have spent trying to find a comfortable carry around and I come across a $18 working Trip in a old wares shop, that does the job as good as any. Its small, fast, sharp, contrasty and quiet, only issue is I struggle to hold 40th, shutter speed.
That is a "Candid Shot".?
I don't recall anyone saying it was a candid shot.That is a "Candid Shot".?
I just assumed she was with the photographer....... a Wife, Model, Friend, Daughter, Sister, Etc etc etc
Nope, that's how she turned up. And wealthy photographer?!! Well I suppose I'm a photographer, so you got that bit right.
"Street Photography" often implies some kind of happenstanceI don't recall anyone saying it was a candid shot.
I don't know, only you can say what you infer from what I said. Maybe you meant imply. But to answer your question - she was a model."Street Photography" often implies some kind of happenstance
I suppose that could be any picture taken on the street.?
Somebody asked, and you said "That is how she tuned up".
Does that infer that is she a random, unknown girl who walked into view.....or does that mean that is how a model showed up, a friend, a neighbor.
So what IS the story of that frame.?
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