=Capture a stranger street style=

[jgredline]

 

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Romance

 

[Rockshifter]

jgredline

Like your shots.
Very high standard there.

 

[Rockshifter]

 

[lukewoodford]

The last shot is very good. Great angle.

 

[jgredline]

Here are a few more film shots.
K1000 fitted with a Cosina 55 f/1.2, loaded with t-max 400 fresh of the scanner. no pp done so they are kinda messed up, ok, they are messed up...but feel the messed up look, gives it some character. I shot these during a walk through E.L.A. (East Los Angeles) and was getting mad dogged their. Very difficult place to shoot and only was able to walk two blocks. I will be going back wearing some thrashed clothes and unshaven. But anyway....

Pharmacies are everyplace and you would be surprised at what you can buy over the counter here.

 

[jgredline]

Street vendors are everyplace around their in ELA. There are some good deals t be found Their. Part of the reason folks are scared of cameras is because the police and emigration are always taking pictures here to distinguish the gangsters from the illegals here.

Here is an old style shoe shine place.

Everyday life here is very hard for many folks.

Inside a house that got converted to a store. Here you will find knock offs of all major brands of clothes.

 

[jgredline]

Rockshifter, that last image with the two boys is a great capture! bravo.

 

[Rockshifter]

Cheers Javier.
Nice to get a little praise from the masters.

 

[jgredline]

Here we have the slum dog millionaire....

 

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This fellow was drinking and fishing and fell off the pier. He is lucky he did not die. Shot with Pentax K1000.

 

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[John Young]

Things are looking up.

Love this photo, favourite so far, almost looks like she is surrounded by angels and is looking to heaven (no I am not religious)

I am a bit late to this party (just found thread) but its a brilliant idea, always loved candid photography catching people in a natural way rather than posed. I love going to weddings and taking candid shots, done some in the past and the bride and groom preferred them to the official shots so I gave them a bunch.

Here is a shot I took yesterday in Durham. Not for this thread just trying my new camera out

 

[jgredline]

Thanks Crew. That image has always been one of my favs as well. Infact it was my wall paper for a long time.

As for your image of the couple at the end of the walk way, I really like it. I like composition of the shot and think how boring it would be with out the couple? Well done and I look forward to seeing more.

 

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[Andysnap]

Liverpool last saturday.
I've only just seen this thread and started taking street/candid stuff fairly recently so heres my first go.
1. These lads looked like a couple chancers.

2. Another couple, but at the other end of the scale. Looked a little bewildered really and I liked the contrast between the happy, bright posters and the darkness of their clothes.

3. An unwanted bike.

Cheers

Andy

 

[jgredline]

Very nice Andy. I look forward to seeing more

 

[=ReBeL=]

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[jgredline]

Rebel. I have missed you!
That first and third shot are great, I especially love the third. Well done!

 

[=ReBeL=]

Rebel. I have missed you!
That first and third shot are great, I especially love the third. Well done!

Thanks Javier. There should be more soon

 

[John Young]

2. Another couple, but at the other end of the scale. Looked a little bewildered really and I liked the contrast between the happy, bright posters and the darkness of their clothes.

Love that shot... brilliant!!

I took a one similar years back with my film camera and zoom lens of an old man sitting on a bench in a village. I actually ended up painting it in watercolours (yes I do that to) looked good when finished

 

[jgredline]

Here is a picture of a pretty lady. I found out later in the day, that she also snapped a picture of me snapping. We both laughed and went about our business..

 

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More from a walk through E.L.A. (East Los Angeles) I love the old buildings.

 

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[BigDex]

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9. The book's title is "I'm Not Scared".

 

[jgredline]

Bigdex, You have some really captures there.

 

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[=ReBeL=]

Some great photos in here.

More photos from my 'Street life' set.

Was walking around Edinburgh Old Town, when I spotted those two practising
Ninja VS Brooks

Canon EOS 450D; Focal Length 163 mm; f/4.0; 1/100s; ISO 200; Manual
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Asian lady

Canon EOS 450D; Focal Length 180 mm; f/4.0; 1/500s; ISO 400; Manual
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Togger?

Canon EOS 450D; Focal Length 200 mm; f/4.0; 1/400s; ISO 400; Manual
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Smoker

Canon EOS 450D; Focal Length 145 mm; f/4.0; 1/800s; ISO 400; Manual
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[=ReBeL=]

2 more from me:


Can I have my camera back, please?

Canon EOS 450D; Focal Length 200 mm; f/4.0; 1/800s; ISO 200; Manual
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Spotted!

Canon EOS 450D; Focal Length 180 mm; f/4.0; 1/500s; ISO 200; Manual
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Thanks for looking ​

 

[jgredline]

Rebel...Love the swordsman and the ''spotted'' Great shooting.

 

[jgredline]

No smoking.

Hot dog on a stick

 

[=ReBeL=]

Rebel...Love the swordsman and the ''spotted'' Great shooting.

Thank you, Javier!

Nice to see your new photos as well. Great stuff! Keep 'em comin'

 

[jgredline]

Here are some from my last roll of film. K1000 with Kodak Hi def 400 50mm@F/16
I know many of us have gotten use to the digital look, but I really like the film look allot.


This is a part of series I shot at the famous fashion district in Los Angeles.

 

[jgredline]

More from my last roll of film....K1000 with Kodak Hi def 400 50mm@F/16
Fashion district

 

[BigDex]

Love the texture that the film gives. Keep it up.