p.s. don't worry about ISO 25,000,000,0000 or ISO 1. If it works, it works. Yes, we all know how hard it is to get any shots in the dark, but the images speak for themselves.
In fact, it would be a stronger picture, IMHO, if he's not taking a photo, then the concentration would be how dedicated it is to bring the infant for Protest.
As has been noted - excellent set. And as an old fart, I have to marvel at the very idea of 25,000 ISO. For those of you young enough to take high ISOs for granted, "high iso" used to mean Kodax Tri-X push processed to 800 or maybe 1200. And then there was Kodak Recording Film at 3200 iso, that was really intended for document copying, but could produce low-light images that looked like they were sketched out in sand or gravel. So don't ever fail to appreciate these electronic marvels. ;-)
This is a very strong effort. I particularly like #1, perhaps best of all the protests shots in all the various threads. Everything pulls the eyes toward the orator, who is highlighted by his white jacket and has a dynamic pose.
I also like the original #6 with the photographer so engaged while the kid is along for the ride. There is something about bringing your baby to a protest that is disconcerting.
Thank you rainbow! For #1 I was perched on a railing trying to keep my balance by holding on to a branch, so I was shooting with one hand. The hard part was getting down safely.
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In fact, it would be a stronger picture, IMHO, if he's not taking a photo, then the concentration would be how dedicated it is to bring the infant for Protest.
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If only the second 'baby' shot had the child busting you. That would have been incredible.
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I also like the original #6 with the photographer so engaged while the kid is along for the ride. There is something about bringing your baby to a protest that is disconcerting.
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