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Snaily posted:I find it weird that all the street photographer kids running around haven't adopted the selective colouring fad yet. This is one of the funniest posts I've seen in awhile.
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From yesterday: Not exactly how I visualized it before releasing the shutter, so I don't know if I like it or not.
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Kaerf posted:I was inspired by Severin Koller and Chris Weeks Same. Reading Chris's blog a few years back inspired me a lot, though these days I find myself doing less and less street. Maybe it'll be rekindled a bit when he releases the new version of his Street manifesto that he's been working on. Some of my favorite street shots from the last few months:   
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I HATE CARS posted:I still read Chris's blog, and though he updates pretty rarely these days, it's always really good. I still subscribe to it (APhotographer these days, but I miss bbq iguana), but the updates are infrequent, and more often than not he seems to post a batch of photos of his dog.
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Good New Yorker article on The Americans: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2009/09/14/090914fa_fact_lane
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Chris Weeks posted:Back in 2006 I wrote a .pdf about purism and street photography and posted it on deviantart.com. I featured not only my own work but many of my street-shooting friends from all over the world. Street Photography: Documenting the Human Condition - Part One Part 2 Part 3 365 Nog Hogger fucked around with this message at 11:18 on Sep 10, 2009 |
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The Finn posted:I'm pretty sure I read his .pdf and it's really way over the top, it treats the Leica like Jesus Christ and it's filled with tons of anti-dSLR poo poo. It's totally contradictory, it's all platitudes like "Street is whatever, just take your picture, there's no rules" followed immediately by "If you aren't shooting on film in b&w with a rangefinder YOU ARE NOT SHOOTING STREET." I remember reading the pdf a few years ago when I was first starting out and had never used anything but a dSLR and thinking exactly the same sort of things. Some time, a lot of photos, and a rangefinder later, I can read the pdf and watch the video and appreciate what he's saying.
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Just have a smile on your face and be generally courteous, if someone looks at you and ruins your photo or something, don't look frustrated and immediately turn away, smile and nod or something.
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Speaking of controversial covert photography... :nsfw: http://www.radio.cz/en/article/81346 http://www.tichyfotograf.cz/miroslavtichy-dilo.html
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thpook posted:Documenting the human condition is a huge pet peeve of mine, as is "YOU HAVE TO TELL A STORY". How is expecting people to read and analyze a text too much?
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The problem is not the bokeh at all, it's that the photo has extremely shallow depth of field for no apparent reason.
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Tri-x in Rodinal 1+25. 
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  Two shots I liked from whistler, taken with my first generation Nikon F. For such a heavy old camera you might expect it to have a loud mirror slap or shutter, but it is quieter than any other camera I have save my N80 and Yashica tlr.
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"Are these interesting at all? Please be honest." No, they aren't. Hope that helps.
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I found a very striking, engaging man on the street and decided to document his human condition.
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From St. Patrick's Day:  
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Arob1000 posted:I'm new to this forum/been shooting with my Canon 60D for about a month. Here is an image I really liked/decided would look cool with an HDR effect. It is a single RAW file which I edited in HDR EFEX Pro. I took this at the "How Weird" Festival in San Francisco a couple weeks back. I think this is almost adorable.
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This is still the worst thread. 
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MrBlandAverage posted:
That's paper.
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4/20 NEVER FORGET posted:I think I need to crop this one differently. I think you need to post differently (less/not on sa). (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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XyloJW posted:please post your best ETHICAL street photography. I'm sorry, but that is not possible. 
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Not a single element of the scene is directly linked to the image so it's null actually. Photons reflecting and being translated by a lens before activating an entirely separate entity, silver halide (or silicon sensor), which is then further processed and distanced before ever being re-composed as a viewable entity which is then reinterpreted by a person and transferred via multiple other systems to a physical object.
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Mr. Wynand posted:So sho sho, I mean, photography - it ish not a real shing, it is not the real thing, it ish the reality, made, virtual. My god, how elshe can we experiensh the world if not through the daemon behind our eyes that tells us what to shee! The camera liesh to ush yesh, but not any more than our eyesh do already! I mean, my god people, it ish the obvioush, prototypical Lacan Mirror-Stage! This is easily the worst Zizek parody I have ever seen.
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emfive posted:economic success Now why would you handicap your own argument like that? Starting to think no one else itt is arguing in good faith.
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You guys know this isnt a joke thread anymore, right? (well, not intentionally)
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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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Shellman posted:And you're supporting a photographer (or in this case Magnum I guess). It's always worth supporting a photographer that you think is loving awesome. Croppin' 
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Geektox posted:e: gently caress this shite internet Amen.
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