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Very nice candid street style capture Garry, with a good punch mono presentation.
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Very nice candid street style capture Garry, with a good punch mono presentation.
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Looks serious whatever it is!
Given the presence of the sign I first thought that they might be banksmen, but they seem overdressed for that job.
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Thanks, George.
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That's a well seen & caught candid street style capture Garry, with a good high contrast presentation.
"At first In thought it was an iPhone Hipstamatic pic', but after looking at it on Flickr I see its an RX pic' that I guess has been part PPd at least with the Hipstamatic app. That combination looks to work very well as it gives the added quality of the RX plus the unique style of Hipstamatic"
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Thanks, George. Yes, Hipstamatic and possibly Snapseed too. There's one problem with using Hipstamatic for post-processing: It changes the EXIF and inserts "Hipstamatic 367" as the camera name.
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Really like that candid street style capture Garry, well composed with a kinda layering effect with the main subject and the person in the background both looking in a similar direction.
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Thanks, George. The lady in the background stood still just long enough, but I wish I'd moved slightly to the left.
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If you'd moved towards the left you would have had the tree growing out of the foreground subjects head. I think the pic' is just fine the way it is.
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With the British pronunciation of "pie ella", of course.
Paella Sella Fella by Garry Knight, on Flickr
Paella Sella Fella by Garry Knight, on Flickr
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With the British pronunciation of "pie ella", of course.
Paella Sella Fella by Garry Knight, on Flickr
Well seen and caught candid street style capture, with a good mono presentation.
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Thanks, George.
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Very nice candid street style capture Garry, with a good mono presentation.
"I saw this pic on your Flickr stream and liked it then"
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Well composed candid street style capture Garry, works well.
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After taking this photo of the anchor, with the chap in the background I stopped to wish him success with his photos.
He explained to me that he had just noticed the sign on the Harbour Cranes that showed they were made by 'Stothart & Pitt' in Bath (long since ceased trading).
He told me that many years ago he worked at the company in Bath, paint-spraying the metal for their cranes and the sign brought memories flooding back, though he did not know the history of the Bristol cranes.
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He explained to me that he had just noticed the sign on the Harbour Cranes that showed they were made by 'Stothart & Pitt' in Bath (long since ceased trading).
He told me that many years ago he worked at the company in Bath, paint-spraying the metal for their cranes and the sign brought memories flooding back, though he did not know the history of the Bristol cranes.
Reminiscing by Bristol Streets, on Flickr
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Well seen & caught candid street style capture Garry.
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Very nice candid street style capture Garry, and the reflection gives a good layering effect.
"Obviously Hipstamatic, but I'd be interested to know what film & lens etc"
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Thanks, George. It's my usual colour combination of the Jane lens and the Love 81 film.
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Well seen & caught candid street style capture, the red top & sneakers work well.
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I've missed seeing photos from Lee (Merlin5) recently. Not seen anything from him since early April. On holiday? Off on a long job? Anyone know?
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He regularly posted on DPReview and his last post there was a couple of weeks ago, I've pinged him a message.
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