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Musket posted:Street photography: Just agree with Musket, that weird autist, or 365 Nog, and you'll be fine. 
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feigning interest posted:ST Yo some of that poo poo is driveways too.
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This much more mediocre picture was inspired by a certain photo entered into the silhouette contest. 20140921 Smiling Figures_ by MedievalMedic, on Flickr
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8th-snype posted:Yo some of that poo poo is driveways too. But isn't a driveway just a really short street? Really makes you think
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I see this page doesn't have a bunch of people shrieking about their reddit experiences or what the hell ever, so I'm going to assume you're all done and I don't have to go back to the last page and probate half a dozen people?
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You're INDUSTRY We IN-DA-STREETS
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Sep 23, 2014 20:52
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JesusDoesVegas posted:Cool. Oddly enough, I don't judge the dorkroom by fyad or gbs standards.
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This is me catching up on this thread:  img555
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This photo is really effective when you don't view it all at once, but scroll down. It starts off looking nice and then you realize it's a restroom.
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Subyng posted:This photo is really effective when you don't view it all at once, but scroll down. It starts off looking nice and then you realize it's a restroom. Excuse me, the cultured term is "urinarium."
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Sep 25, 2014 04:51
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You should see it during golden hour
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feigning interest posted:You should see it during golden hour 
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feigning interest posted:You should see it during golden hour
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however, scrolling down also draws attention to the fact that the verticals aren't loving straight 
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Subyng posted:however, scrolling down also draws attention to the fact that the verticals aren't loving straight "art"
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verticals are for pussies
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Pukestain Pal posted:Some crazy dude with no legs. Just chiming in to say that this is a really good photo, and a great example of street photography. If the dude had legs, it would still be a powerful image. Sneeze Party fucked around with this message at 17:22 on Sep 28, 2014 |
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Sep 28, 2014 05:21
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grack posted:
I like the composition....something is off with the color.
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VendaGoat posted:I like the composition....something is off with the color. Edit: Went back and re-processed. Better now? grack fucked around with this message at 18:12 on Sep 28, 2014 |
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 phone guy by dshenphotos, on FlickrGot a X100S this week. I'm still getting used to it, but I thought this was worth sharing.
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grack posted:
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 defense by dshenphotos, on Flickr  ups by dshenphotos, on Flickr I posted these in the sports thread also, got mixed reception. Given that I shot sports subjects in a street/walkaround setting I was hoping to get feedback from you guys as well.
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The first one is really good. It's nice and close to the action which you really don't see much of in sports photography. I remember reading about Winogrand ending up with a broken leg trying this at a football game with a 28mm. I don't think there's much going for the second one.
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I agree with the above, I wanted to add something. I'm not much for Dutch angles, I enjoy it in your first one. It give the action a direction to flow to. I have no better way to describe that. It's a nice shot!
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Agreeing~ That first shot is framed in a way which highlights the energy of the pressing player. The perspective shift and framing of the player is pleasing because (I think) it allows the observer of the photograph to play out the next couple seconds of action in the mind's eye. VelociBacon fucked around with this message at 17:58 on Sep 29, 2014 |
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Sep 29, 2014 17:53
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I pretty much agree with the above. I think the first shot would be stronger if it weren't tilted because then the guy on the left wouldn't have his head chopped off. Still a good shot, though.
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 guiterman by dshenphotos, on Flickr  runners by dshenphotos, on Flickr I'm messing around more with adjusting colors and such in Lightroom. Saturation up for the runners, down for the guitarman. Am I overdoing it? I know Flickr desaturates photos a tad.
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The colours are more or less fine, but can you talk a bit about what drew you to take these photos and compose them the way you did?
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Geektox posted:The colours are more or less fine, but can you talk a bit about what drew you to take these photos and compose them the way you did? Sure. guitarman: Taken at my local farmer's market, I wanted to focus on the space in front of the guitarist, specifically his lack of an audience despite the relatively busy location. I chose an angle perpendicular to where the man was facing to draw attention to that space immediately in front of him. The idea of a musician with no audience seems kind of sad to me, so I applied a global desaturation to the photo. runners: this was more or less a spur of the moment shot from walking around campus. Camera was out and on, saw them coming from down the road, and snapped as they ran by. The shot is cropped to put the runners in the center of the frame, relatively along the thirds. They looked like they had some fun having their picture snapped, and I wanted to draw attention to their faces. Runners are common enough but seeing three running in sync on a relatively open street felt like a semi-rare opportunity.
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Tried a few times to get a cyclists in focus at 1/60. I got the effect I wanted but kind of hoped for a more interesting background. Cropped a bit as well.  commuter by dshenphotos, on Flickr Love the color on that dress, had to take a snap. I messed with the saturation to try and make the dress pop more.  pink dress by dshenphotos, on Flickr Love my X100S!
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hi liter posted:
The desat just compounds the problem of the guitarist blending into the tree behind him, although there really isn't much to see of him even once you make him out. You're posting a lot of pictures without any obvious lead to them, I think you should probably tighten your edit criteria and hold off on even processing photos that don't have compelling action in them.
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