weekly rpn's 52 Photo Challenge 2024 - Week 51 ENTERTAINING Added

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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AlanDorset said:
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. :LOL:
 
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. :LOL:
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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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Nice idea for tools. Reminds me of the work of Chema Madoz who is well worth checking out.

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Thanks, Bob. Some interesting images there and mostly monotone.


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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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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! :LOL: :LOL: :ROFLMAO:
 
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Thanks, 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! :LOL: :LOL: :ROFLMAO:
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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 permission :D
 
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Some iPhone snapshots to catch up. I'm 3 weeks behind already and don't want to fall too far back. I was in the city centre yesterday and took the opportunity to use the phone camera to capture the last 3 themes, discreetly!

Is this an Entrance or an Exit? I suppose it depends on whether you are going in or coming out! But then again, it's an Exit from the street! ;)

Week 39 Exit

Exit by Stan, on Flickr
 
Friends is a great capture of the moment, as it’s got me wondering and imagining what they’re talking about.
 
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Nicely caught up. Friends seems to be, "I think it's just over there," says the bloke. "It'd better be, I'm freezing", says the girl.
 
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Good stuff Stan :)
 
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I like the treatment of the 'Friends' image.

Plus I always think it's a bonus when you're looking at the image and trying to work out what's happening within it.

"I think there's a shop up here, I can buy some trousers"

"I told you... NO SHORTS"
 
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Sorry, catching up on a really atmospheric set of shots!

People has a real crime drama feel to it - I'm sure they're nice folk, it's just well framed!

Candid is very powerful and Friends is intriguing - the facial expressions make it, and they're so crisp in the foreground!
 
Good catch up. I particularly like the candid shot. Works well in mono.
 
Nice looking Lochan :)
 
Really like that, and well thought up for a non golfer ( I spent a lot of time in there when I played :headbang: )
 
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Well thunked up!
 
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As a golfer(ish), we’d call that easy rough at our club, ball sitting up, view of the flag, room for the club to swing through, bit of sunshine, lovely jubbly
 
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Ancient certainly ticks the box, but Intricate - I love it! Beautiful detail, lovely black background. Really like it.
 
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Boots said:
Ancient certainly ticks the box, but Intricate - I love it! Beautiful detail, lovely black background. Really like it.
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Thanks, Paul, a little leaf (no idea about the tree) I picked it up some years ago when I was doing the garden. I just like the details and thought it might be useful for my TP52's!
 
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Ancient - I think I probably would have straightened a little. It looks like you were fairly square on, so it could benefit from a little rotation to level the towers.

Intricate is beautiful.
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Cheers, Kell. I had the camera level and I think it was the wide-angle lens fisheye 'distortion'.
 
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