X100 for Street Photography

[Deleted member 21335]

Probably not what you expected from the title. Tried something a little different whilst out today. My friend with his X100, not taken with one. My thinking was that by leaving the face out, it perhaps makes you think about who the person using the camera might be. Then warmed it up a little in PP to add an ever so slight retro feel to go with the retro styling of the camera. If I did it again, I would omit the partial car on the right so a lesson learned there. Hope it doesn't distract too much though. Feel free to share your thoughts.

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Thanks for lookin.

 

[wambam]

I like that ,nice tones.
i'd maybe darken the arms a touch ,
if it were mine.

 

[Deleted member 21335]

I like that ,nice tones.
i'd maybe darken the arms a touch ,
if it were mine.

Thank you. I'll have a look at that.

 

[cambsno]

I like it, different, moderns t shirt but retro processing and camera (in looks).

 

[MsPeep]

I really, really love this image, it made me smile. Super processing.

 

[Forbiddenbiker]

Cool shot, great light and matching tones.

 

[Deleted member 21335]

I like it, different, moderns t shirt but retro processing and camera (in looks).

Thank you.

I really, really love this image, it made me smile. Super processing.

Thanks, just thought I would try something a little different.

Cool shot, great light and matching tones.

Thanks for your comment.

 

[TishA]

Great tones, nice retro feel and I love that camera! The arms do look a little bright and, if it bothers you, you could crop out the bumpers of the cars on either side - might be interesting to see the effect if the image filled the whole frame. Nice original shot. I like it a lot.