Those are some fairly insane colors you have going there. I wonder if you might build on that some. The wall at the back has a completely surreal look that I love, but not the rest. Add some blur, maybe? Obviously, we're getting completely away from traditional street here, but so what? The fire hydrant bothers me a bit. While the yellow complements the purple tones, I think I would rather either see the whole thing or not see it at all.
Hi Mary.....Thanks for the comment.....Im surprised Im here too... I dont street shoot.... azzaro
You're becoming a regular here Azzaro. Nice shot. I'm enjoying the simplicity of it. The repetition of the yellow hydrant with the yellow splash on the post is a bonus. I think I would try to draw out any detail of the gentleman himself. Failing that, then possibly push him to silhouette.
Thanks everybody for the comments.....I'm not completely clear on the goals of street shooting ...... Kinda thought the idea was, post what you shot, without a lot of pp...... If I were to post on Cool Shots, it would have looked looked this....?????
Thanks everybody for the comments.....I'm not completely clear on the goals of street shooting ...... Kinda thought the idea was, post what you shot, without a lot of pp...... If I were to post on Cool Shots, it would have looked looked this....?????
PP isn't a complete sin, just that it stays true to the story you are attempting to tell. Think traditional darkroom stuff. For me, the original is the better version. Even though your crop is the focus of the shot, it loses the context of the man's environment.
PP isn't a complete sin, just that it stays true to the story you are attempting to tell. Think traditional darkroom stuff. For me, the original is the better version. Even though your crop is the focus of the shot, it loses the context of the man's environment.
The first shot tells the story ....Thanks for the comment....azzaro
You did a good job of cropping out the fire hydrant Azzaro. Much better then I ever could. Actually I doubt I would of attempted it. Ahhhhh....so much to learn.......
You did a good job of cropping out the fire hydrant Azzaro. Much better then I ever could. Actually I doubt I would of attempted it. Ahhhhh....so much to learn.......
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Nice shot -- I'm always so scared to take photos of people on the street. Think they will get mad at me.
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Hi Mary.....Thanks for the comment.....Im surprised Im here too... I dont street shoot.... azzaro
Except when you do.
Those are some fairly insane colors you have going there. I wonder if you might build on that some. The wall at the back has a completely surreal look that I love, but not the rest. Add some blur, maybe? Obviously, we're getting completely away from traditional street here, but so what? The fire hydrant bothers me a bit. While the yellow complements the purple tones, I think I would rather either see the whole thing or not see it at all.
You're becoming a regular here Azzaro. Nice shot. I'm enjoying the simplicity of it. The repetition of the yellow hydrant with the yellow splash on the post is a bonus. I think I would try to draw out any detail of the gentleman himself. Failing that, then possibly push him to silhouette.
greeat shot......even if it was a drive by shooting:D
1st shot the best...............
PP isn't a complete sin, just that it stays true to the story you are attempting to tell. Think traditional darkroom stuff. For me, the original is the better version. Even though your crop is the focus of the shot, it loses the context of the man's environment.
Hi Art.....Thanks for the nice comment......I feel safer shooting people I dont know from my truck......at 70 I cant out run um.....azzaro
The first shot tells the story ....Thanks for the comment....azzaro
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AND SO LITTLE TIME azzaro
I know -- I'd love to be 20 again
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