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Now you sat, I can see it’s the wing mirror. Great idea, seize the moment, and good to head outside comfort zone. I find these street shots challenging but will keep practicing as I like the results.
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Thanks, Alan. I'm in the same boat as you regarding street photos. I once asked an older fisherman mending his net if it ok to take a photo of him while he carried on with his activity. I got a stern look and a firm NO! That was the start and the end of street, people photography for me.
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Nice idea for tools. Reminds me of the work of Chema Madoz who is well worth checking out.
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Thanks, Alan. I'm in the same boat as you regarding street photos. I once asked an older fisherman mending his net if it ok to take a photo of him while he carried on with his activity. I got a stern look and a firm NO! That was the start and the end of street, people photography for me.
Asking is where you went wrong Stan.
I take a lot of photos of people on the street - and all candid.
Your out of car shot is an interesting one
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Thanks, Bob. Some interesting images there and mostly monotone.
Asking is where you went wrong Stan.
I take a lot of photos of people on the street - and all candid.
Your out of car shot is an interesting one
Cheers, Dave. Now I know where I've gone wrong and I thought I was being polite and respectful to ask first. Next time I just stick my biggest 200-500mm lens right next to their faces then ask the question after!
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As the old pro that took me under his wing as a press togger many years ago told me. It's easier to apologise than to get permissionThanks, Bob. Some interesting images there and mostly monotone.
Cheers, Dave. Now I know where I've gone wrong and I thought I was being polite and respectful to ask first. Next time I just stick my biggest 200-500mm lens right next to their faces then ask the question after!