Street Photography

An interesting bit of SP, John, although I'm curious as to why you chose to process it this way.

Sergio

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Originally Posted by Sergio M.

An interesting bit of SP, John, although I'm curious as to why you chose to process it this way.

Sergio

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Hi Sergio,

Was reading an article on tintypes and wanted to try it, in the process this conversion developed before me. While this was taken in open air I thought the grungy streaks would give it an outside looking in feel. Thanks for viewing and commenting.

Interesting shot. I liked the movement of the barber contrasting with the stillness of his 'patient'.

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Originally Posted by joebranko

Interesting shot. I liked the movement of the barber contrasting with the stillness of his 'patient'.

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Joe,

Thanks for commenting.

f/8, ISO 100, 1/640sec
http://i68.tinypic.com/20zy6oi.jpg

Well, that's something different. It's pretty neat looking, John. Is it a composite or something you actually came across?

Sergio

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Originally Posted by Sergio M.

Well, that's something different. It's pretty neat looking, John. Is it a composite or something you actually came across?

Sergio

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Hi Sergio,

Something I came across, Christmas decorations. Thanks for commenting.

Do they lighten it up at nights John? Interesting and nice image :)

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

Do they lighten it up at nights John? Interesting and nice image :)

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Hi Binnur,

They did light it at night, unfortunately I could not get back to the area at night without having to walk a long distance. Thanks for commenting.

f/5.3, 1/400sec, ISO 125

http://i66.tinypic.com/alkbpv.jpg

Great colour. Is he posing for the shot? Cool in spite of his job stress!

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Originally Posted by joebranko

Great colour. Is he posing for the shot? Cool in spite of his job stress!

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Hi Joe,

He wasn't posing for me but perhaps for someone else as it was quite a busy intersection; although you can't tell from this particular angle. It was such a typical model's pose that I just had to grab the shot. Thanks for commenting.

I agree about the color. He does look like he is chilling.:)

Sergio

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Originally Posted by Sergio M.

I agree about the color. He does look like he is chilling.:)

Sergio

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Hi Sergio,

Thanks for commenting.

f/1/8, ISO 800, 1/80sec

http://i66.tinypic.com/2i8dt80.jpg

Nice and colorful John :)

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Originally Posted by Shadowman

f/5.3, 1/400sec, ISO 125

http://i66.tinypic.com/alkbpv.jpg

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

Nice and colorful John :)

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Binnur,

Thanks for commenting.

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Originally Posted by Shadowman

f/1/8, ISO 800, 1/80sec

http://i66.tinypic.com/2i8dt80.jpg

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John,
This is an example of a type of street photo that I don't understand. It doesn't appear to me to be telling a story, or portraying a special moment in time, and to my mind would have been essentially the same if taken a minute or two before or after.
I'd like to understand what it was you were trying to say or portray with this image, and if you feel you succeeded.
Robert

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Originally Posted by RBSinTo

John,
This is an example of a type of street photo that I don't understand. It doesn't appear to me to be telling a story, or portraying a special moment in time, and to my mind would have been essentially the same if taken a minute or two before or after.
I'd like to understand what it was you were trying to say or portray with this image, and if you feel you succeeded.
Robert

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Robert,

Taken for purpose of practicing lowlight capture with movement, image editing, and my peaked interest n the scene. Thanks for commenting.

John, I find the scene interesting. There are two young woman talking to a man who is barely visible, and it's intriguing because is he trying to sell them something or just chatting them up.:)

Sergio