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Sean_Mcr
23-06-2006, 19:05
Just spent 3 days in york and managed to shoot varying subjects

These are some that are ready to share

http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62334667.8ZuhNMsJ.20D295.jpg

http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62335122.h56B68HL.20D291.jpg

http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62336516.w8OC6NF3.20D480.jpg

http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62340957.gCFz91XN.20D451.jpg

http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62341812.FBYnErWG.20D445.jpg

Got a bit of a project going on with Edwood my artists mannequin who's helping me with some still life

http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62333125.p06QHS4P.20D341.jpg


http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62335951.VFIX4j4M.20D468.jpg

Half hearted diet
http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62332663.IkGtAbmO.20D611.jpg

Standing by his principles
http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62335589.g5BxZmiq.20D317.jpg

He better show
http://i.pbase.com/o4/87/571287/1/62336810.7I6AdRYN.20D497.jpg
Diego Garcia
23-06-2006, 19:10
Lovely work Sean.

Two things:

One,I love the irony of the girl reading the black and white book in the black and white shots :)

and

Two, what lens do you shoot with, that PQ is outstanding? :clap:

Diego.
Sean_Mcr
23-06-2006, 19:30
That's my partner flicking through a book of images by Robert Doisneau which i'd just bought (for £.4.50!!)

I'm not really one for talking about gear Diego, but the lenses were my 35mm F/1.4 and 135/f2.0

Cheers
Diego Garcia
23-06-2006, 19:52
I'm not really one for talking about gear Diego, but the lenses were my 35mm F/1.4 and 135/f2.0

Cheers

Understood and respected but thanks :)
Venomator
23-06-2006, 19:53
Great set Sean ... last two are corkers for me ... :thumbs:
Gary Bagshawe
23-06-2006, 20:00
The lst shot is very good, best of a good bunch
RobertP
23-06-2006, 20:01
Nice set as always Sean.

The compositions caught my eye more than the subjects in some of them. I've only got one 'normal' prime and it forces you to think more about what goes into the shot. Your shots are a good lesson :)

But i still like zoom lenses ;)

Edit:

just noticed the picture in the book and the second last of your shots :D
matty
23-06-2006, 20:11
last 2 are very good Sean, but the whole set is very pleasing
Sean_Mcr
23-06-2006, 20:34
Thanks lads

As you know Robert i only have primes, i'm not against zooms. I just enjoy using primes. Yeah it's a little spooky the shot matching the image in the book (a least a little)
stupot
23-06-2006, 21:20
love the last one sean, good work
Gandhi
24-06-2006, 08:30
Number 2 and the last 2 for me. Especially the man in the shop doorway, brilliantly well seen!
InaGlo
24-06-2006, 11:52
I really like the B&W shots of your girlfriend (wish I could get my B&W to look like that).
The mannequin shots really appeal to me too but, if I had to narrow it down it would be no.2 & the last shot! :thumbs:
minimeeze
24-06-2006, 12:55
The last two for me. Each shot tells a story.
Sonsey
25-06-2006, 00:58
Hey Sean, great work again as allways :thumbs:

The 3rd and the last stand out just a bit more than the others for me... the lighting on your better half in the 3rd is excellent, and the composition along with the moment you caught in the last really made a great shot, TFS.