Johnny Canuck3
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After dinner mint, and a heart attack.
December Photo Thread
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Johnny Canuck3
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cybertect
It's grim up north (London)
Inspired by watching Joel Meyerowitz in action with his Leica on the streets of New York in one episode of the BBC's Genius of Photography series, I popped down to Borough Market yesterday, whacked up the ISO and shutter speed, turned off the review function on my camera so I wouldn't be tempted to chimp and consciously tried to shoot from the hip a bit more.
soulfluxzero
all that jazz...
Yeah, i'm liking them very much cybertect. I saw that episode of Genius of Photography- couldn't beleive how close Meyerowitz was getting and how long he was getting away with it! With that bald head of his he doesn't exactly blend into the crowd either, what a ballsy guy.
Here's a couple from Wincanton races the other day:
Here's a couple from Wincanton races the other day:
downtown chicago
cybertect
It's grim up north (London)
soulfluxzero said:
The other thing was that he came across as quite a nice guy, someone you'd like to meet - unlike William Eggleston, for example, who I wouldn't fancy spending an hour chatting over a pint with.
I like the first one. So many interpretations of that gaze.
Robster970
Pay homage to Global Bob
don't know why but here's a picture of my favourite boot
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
cybertect
It's grim up north (London)
Detroit City said:
Is that taken from the Amoco (AON) building? It looks like it's a bit further south than the John Hancock Centre and the only one I can think of that's tall enough to put you nearly level with the Sears Tower and looking down on the Chase Tower.
I really enjoyed Chicago when I was there for a couple of weeks about ten years ago.
Johnny Canuck3
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firky said:
Which one?
soulfluxzero
all that jazz...
The colours in those first two are awesome, especially on those rocks, looks like you got some nice light that day.
It's a very proffesional looking set of images.
It's a very proffesional looking set of images.
soulfluxzero
all that jazz...
Another one from the country bumpkin races:
Robster970
Pay homage to Global Bob
Pie 1 said:Says who? who exaclty says? and more to the point, has the authority to say so?.
I fucking hate bollocks like this. We should all be read up & be fluent about our rights and confidently be able to tell these arseholes to go and fuck themselves
I agree, absolute horseshit reason.
Paul Russell
Psychogeographer
Pie 1 said:Says who? who exaclty says? and more to the point, has the authority to say so?.
I fucking hate bollocks like this. We should all be read up & be fluent about our rights and confidently be able to tell these arseholes to go and fuck themselves
Security guards and community support officers love hassling photographers:
http://www.amateurphotographer.co.u...her_under_Terrorism_Act_2000_news_153278.html
Paul Russell
Psychogeographer
cybertect said:
Quite a bit of the South Bank is private property as well isn't it?
Robster970
Pay homage to Global Bob
This country is becoming farcical. Not allowed to take pictures of tourist attractions. Large swathes of the south bank privately owned. Authority figures allowed to stop and question you, take details and fill in forms but little else.
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