• Welcome to Photrio!
    Registration is fast and free. Join today to unlock search, see fewer ads, and access all forum features.
    Click here to sign up

Post your street photography here

 

Attachments

  • Plaza_Theatre_Rick_Mercer_1100.jpg
    482.8 KB · Views: 123
Duceman said:
Nate by D.R. DuFault, on Flickr

Mamiya 7ii, 80mm, Kodak Portra 160VC (one film I do sorely miss)
Click to expand...

I also would miss UltraColor however I when I heard that it was discontinued, I brought up all of it in the southern California area to keep it from the hoarders. I still have it in my freezer.
 


I've tried long lenses for this sort of thing. Sometimes it was tough back when I was shooting a D70 and a slow lens. And it compresses the scene. But you can get closer and people stop paying attention to you.



This is just the first example that comes to mind, Never quite got the money shot on this one, she was just rapt for a lot of it. But it was WAY after sunset, so glad I got anything at all.
 
A stare can work too.
You might try to stand close, compose before the next wave of passengers and try to hold it and shoot from the hip?
You really have to hone your split second sense of "now" for this; le moment decisif.
Good idea though.
 
Philly churches. (K1000/FP4)
 

Attachments

  • 2021-09-16-02b.jpg
    766.2 KB · Views: 147
  • 2021-12-03-03.jpg
    682.4 KB · Views: 152
  • 2021-12-03-08.jpg
    752.4 KB · Views: 134
The kaboy
 
CMoore said:
If anybody is interested............that was a BIG Facility.
Hard to visualize now how Big/Vast it was.
Several thousand people...in its heyday... would occupy the pools, slides, swings and chairs at one time.
Click to expand...

I had never heard of this before. Bit of research brought me to a Thomas Edison film (1897) featuring them.

 
Alex Benjamin said:
I had never heard of this before. Bit of research brought me to a Thomas Edison film (1897) featuring them.

Click to expand...

Thank you, I have only seen the ruins never a movie of it during its operation.
 
 
 
That’s a big thumb
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Menu
Log in
Register