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Post from page 18 (I'm catching up)Martytoof posted:These are /amazing/. Can I ask you what post-treatment you gave them? The look is particularly pleasing to me, and something I've been trying to do myself. There is a set of lightroom pre-sets called "Matt's vintage new york" that might interest you. There are two versions http://lightroomkillertips.com/2007/monday-presets-vintage-new-york-look/ and http://lightroomkillertips.com/2009/presets-vintage-new-york-look/  girl by Learnin' Curve, on Flickr
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Feb 1, 2012 14:46
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Street Shooting in my hometown of Chesterfield today (Hi Medusula!) Disasters? by AceClown79, on Flickr  BACON!! by AceClown79, on Flickr  £60 and waiting by AceClown79, on Flickr  SALE! by AceClown79, on Flickr First time in ages doing street, what you think?
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AceClown posted:Street Shooting in my hometown of Chesterfield today (Hi Medusula!) Shot two rolls of film there yesterday and I actually got the old guy selling fruit at the end on film Sad news though, I went to the old football ground and they have covered over the huge banksy inspired full monty graffiti - god drat philistines
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Feb 2, 2012 18:00
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Yeah 79' netherthorpe represent! I don't seem to get the hostility, I just end up talking to old geezers for half hour in the freezing loving cold about trains, or old film cameras and back in the day... I must just be an old person magnet or something.
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Feb 2, 2012 18:17
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Every one of my day shots with my Agfa Optima came out blurry 
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Feb 2, 2012 20:56
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These two seem familiar AceClown?  buskers by Learnin' Curve, on Flickr  fruit stall by Learnin' Curve, on Flickr  market hall by Learnin' Curve, on Flickr
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Feb 3, 2012 18:21
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Feb 4, 2012 02:09
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YES STREET All aboard. by Clwn, on Flickr
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Feb 13, 2012 06:38
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I got asked to not take photos at a grocery store about a month ago. It was one of those new 'Market District' Giant Eagles, which if you don't know is their 'fancy' store to compete with places like Whole Foods and specialty stores. I walked in and took two pictures of a fancy chalk board next to a nice presentation of some food. Before I could put my camera down someone was on me telling me that I can't take pictures. I said ok, slightly surprised, and my girlfriend and I continued shopping. I had it off and on my shoulder (with only a 50mm on it), and we are walking through, we had 3 more people with walkie talkies and ear pieces like they were in the secret service come up on me and ask me if I was taking pictures. I said it was off and then asked why there was such concern, considering you see people take cell phone pictures all the time. They said it was because they were worried about competition. Really, you are going to pull the competitive pricing/selection thing with me now? I'm pretty sure your whole competition already knows what you are doing before I see it in the store. So I guess the moral of the story is wtf.
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Feb 13, 2012 07:05
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I always got the impression that people don't want you taking pictures in a store because it could lead to some kind of negative impression on the store if you catch something bad happening with the store branding in the background. That being said, I took a few photos of interesting looking vegetables at Whole Foods a few weeks ago and no one said anything, it probably depends on how big and 'scary' your camera looks.
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Feb 13, 2012 07:18
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It's funny that you bring up negative impression. I was going to get a picture of the produce section but everything was so wilted and old I didn't even bother wasting film on it. I regret that now. Just the other night, I was wandering around Walmart with my DSLR doing street portraits and no one really seemed to mind. My camera at the Randalls was an antique 35mm from 1970s. Not threatening at all.
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Feb 13, 2012 07:20
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^^^Hook 'Em
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Some street photos, 35mm: FH010008 by gronke, on Flickr  FH010007 by gronke, on Flickr  FH010006 by gronke, on Flickr  FH010004 by gronke, on Flickr
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Feb 18, 2012 04:18
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You might want to straighten ... all of them, actually.
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Feb 18, 2012 04:39
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I went out a couple of times last spring/summer to try out some street stuff. I feel like I was on the right track with these, I just need to find subjects that are a bit more interesting, I guess.  q street woman by Dyfan Edwards, on Flickr  castle phone by Dyfan Edwards, on Flickr  hayes by Dyfan Edwards, on Flickr  waiting by Dyfan Edwards, on Flickr  q street old couple by Dyfan Edwards, on Flickr  smoking woman by Dyfan Edwards, on Flickr  box girl by Dyfan Edwards, on Flickr
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Feb 18, 2012 15:53
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Walked around and tried street for the first time yesterday. First up there was an "Artist Jam" which means a bunch of bros spraypainting poo poo. Afterwards I walked along the beach. DSC_0079 by DeanWill, on Flickr  DSC_0083 by DeanWill, on Flickr  DSC_0157 by DeanWill, on Flickr  DSC_0150 by DeanWill, on Flickr
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Junkenstein posted:I went out a couple of times last spring/summer to try out some street stuff. I feel like I was on the right track with these, I just need to find subjects that are a bit more interesting, I guess. Just wanted to say I really like these, very nice styling and processing too!
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I took a break from school today and went shooting for a few hours, I got something that I liked: Dancing Soldiers by Jemuel Balangcod
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Feb 20, 2012 03:37
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Shot some expired Portra:
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Feb 21, 2012 19:51
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I'm not going to lie - mostly I'm just fascinated by this girl's face - but I have vague memories of firing a flash through a half-empty bottle of beer at a press "thing" last night and I like the WOAH lighting results, too, I guess? Maybe? Other than a bump in vibrance and some cropping, this is pretty much exactly as I found it on my camera this morning.
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Feb 22, 2012 00:00
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General Gingersnap posted:Shot some expired Portra: this is really visually pleasing
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Feb 22, 2012 05:56
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I tend to stick mostly with event, concert and portrait photography, but I was reminded yesterday on Fat Tuesday during Mardi Gras how much I love walking around and capturing chaos on the streets. I think a big challenge with most street photography is finding something interesting to catch the eye. Well in Mardi Gras, it's kind of the opposite. There is so much crazy stuff going on in the French Quarter, it's like sensory overload. Everywhere you look there is a little story to tell. It's all about grabbing it before the moment dies. Here are some highlights from my day:      Here's a link to the highlights and here are all the pictures that we decided to publish. I really love my city. For street photography, there's nothing out there like it.
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Feb 23, 2012 01:21
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Back to my roots, have some street shots. Untitled. by Clwn, on Flickr  Untitled. by Clwn, on Flickr  Untitled. by Clwn, on Flickr  Untitled. by Clwn, on Flickr
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^^^^ Great lighting, I just wish they weren't squinting.Mannequin posted:[img]http://i.imgur.com/opJfi.jpg[url][/img] Any feedback on post-processing or composition, even the small most detailed criticism, is welcome. I ran from my apartment to chase some ambulances, hoping for an interesting story. Just some girl passed out on the street. But there was this guy, in his own little world, oblivious to everyone. s0meb0dy0 fucked around with this message at 00:25 on Feb 27, 2012 |
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Feb 27, 2012 00:12
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A few of my street shots.  this one could be considered street no? taken in Point Pleasant, WV in a small diner. A woman was telling us about a story in a book that was about her sister's run in with the Mothman.  he strolled by with his buddy while i was shooting a senior portrait session  
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Took a bunch in black & white, forgot I was shooting in RAW so just messed around with the colours when I got home.   e: sorry for the huge, thought 1/3 size would be smaller.. Assplant fucked around with this message at 14:46 on Feb 27, 2012 |
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Feb 27, 2012 14:41
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s0meb0dy0 posted:[timg]http://i.imgur.com/opJfi.jpg[url][/timg] I think the technical bits are fine, the subject is sharp, post-processing isn't jarring, exposure looks good, but overall I think the photo is boring. I don't think there is really anything compelling about the photo, you didn't really get a full shot of his face to get his entire profile nor did you really include context about the scene unfolding around him like you described it. It sounds like you put in some thought about the photo when you were shooting it which is good, but it didn't really translate into the photo itself. Did you try other angles?
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Feb 28, 2012 02:07
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Was out in the street today helping a friend get some content for a street poetry blog she writes  
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Mest0r posted:I think the technical bits are fine, the subject is sharp, post-processing isn't jarring, exposure looks good, but overall I think the photo is boring. I don't think there is really anything compelling about the photo, you didn't really get a full shot of his face to get his entire profile nor did you really include context about the scene unfolding around him like you described it. It sounds like you put in some thought about the photo when you were shooting it which is good, but it didn't really translate into the photo itself. Did you try other angles?
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Feb 28, 2012 02:51
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s0meb0dy0 posted:I didn't try any other angles. You're right, I cut out the context. Thanks for the feedback! The other problem (though he did kind of mention it, I guess) is that you really can't see any detail in his face. I know that isn't always the objective, but it's still kind of ... distracting.
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Krakkles posted:This is terrific. Thanks! I was putting some new shooting techniques into practice and I got so many more keepers than I usually get when I am out and about.
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Krakkles posted:The other problem (though he did kind of mention it, I guess) is that you really can't see any detail in his face. I know that isn't always the objective, but it's still kind of ... distracting.
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I knew that people took photos of what's happening in the outside world like this, but never knew it was such a defined genre. I was passed down a Nikon FM10 a couple years ago and this year finally started shooting. Tear these apart?      I realize now I need to do a better job scanning.
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