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Sometimes not being invisible and/or not having a dead-like quiet shutter is what makes the shot
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jano
Evil Bokeh
Didn't embed images, just linking to them.
Took this guy the year before in Merida, Mexico, saw him near the church every morning with various cronies, whom he appeared to sick after me after which I high-tailed it out of there (I seem to attract that sort of attention, haha):
http://jano.smugmug.com/photos/16187833-M.jpg
sony dsc v1, cz at full zoom, memory stick
And most recently, this guy, on whom I tried my own b.s. skills on, but was caught red handed and failed miserable, hahaha:
http://jano.smugmug.com/photos/41272089-M.jpg
m2, ZM 35 biogon, acros
*shrug*
Took this guy the year before in Merida, Mexico, saw him near the church every morning with various cronies, whom he appeared to sick after me after which I high-tailed it out of there (I seem to attract that sort of attention, haha):
http://jano.smugmug.com/photos/16187833-M.jpg
sony dsc v1, cz at full zoom, memory stick
And most recently, this guy, on whom I tried my own b.s. skills on, but was caught red handed and failed miserable, hahaha:
http://jano.smugmug.com/photos/41272089-M.jpg
m2, ZM 35 biogon, acros
*shrug*
Andrew Sowerby
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Andrew Sowerby
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One last one -- not RF (zone focus mini cam) but I still like it.
brians
Film Enthusiast
Excellent posts! I really enjoyed viewing your photos. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Eye contact usually is one of those things that seem to turn a candid exposure onto another tangent, but given the theme for this thread, it's really touched on a lot of things. Some people look uncomfortable, while some don't mind at all; some offended, some delighted; and some are stoic, while others are enthusiastic. Kind of interesting how eyes are indeed "windows to one's soul."
Oh yeah, here's mine (fed 2 w/ J12).
Eye contact usually is one of those things that seem to turn a candid exposure onto another tangent, but given the theme for this thread, it's really touched on a lot of things. Some people look uncomfortable, while some don't mind at all; some offended, some delighted; and some are stoic, while others are enthusiastic. Kind of interesting how eyes are indeed "windows to one's soul."
Oh yeah, here's mine (fed 2 w/ J12).
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iñaki
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Felicidades por este post tan divertido Taffer, magnificas fotos.
albrigh
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Candids of the media are always fun. Many of them are nasty and of course they all know they are fair game.
James Burton
Shoot into the light
gabrielelopez said:good thread..
Right! Thats it, I'm off to Milan. Where do they ship the ugly girls to, Abruzzo?
Nice to see you here Gabriele.
der.chris.tian
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Underexposed :bang: out of focus :bang: then the shop admitted screwing up development :bang: (hence all the dust & hair and stuff) but do I look like I care ? If I find time, I'll be retouching some of the bigger scars.
Peter.
babysitting
Underexposed :bang: out of focus :bang: then the shop admitted screwing up development :bang: (hence all the dust & hair and stuff) but do I look like I care ? If I find time, I'll be retouching some of the bigger scars.
Peter.
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Eye contact with the man on the left side
I've crossed him several times on the street since, but he seems to have forgotten about the photo Works in the neighborhood
Eye contact with the man on the left side
I've crossed him several times on the street since, but he seems to have forgotten about the photo Works in the neighborhood
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