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New Street and PJ forum discussion thread
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Hey street shooters,
We finally have our own forum :barb. Please look at the brief welcome thread and post any questions or comments here. I expect that there will be some confusion initially about what should be posted here or in People, or in Landscapes or Other Cool Shots. Don't fret about definitions, we'll get it all sorted out soon enough.
We finally have our own forum :barb. Please look at the brief welcome thread and post any questions or comments here. I expect that there will be some confusion initially about what should be posted here or in People, or in Landscapes or Other Cool Shots. Don't fret about definitions, we'll get it all sorted out soon enough.
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So, I take it my upcoming reenactment shoot will fit into this new section, yes?
Now if we only had "Pets and Kids"...
So I guess untill we start having "Capture of Reichstag" type of reenactments
I wanna see that one.
PJ is PJ, IMO.
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I'm not very artistic so I just couldn't get into artistic photography. But, human behavior and life itself is such a fascinating study that I've been thinking of PJ but wasn't quite sure what to shoot and how to get into it.
I've started out with documenting our local emergency services incidents but our city is rather quiet and peaceful so there is not a whole lot to shoot. My initial efforts can be seen here and here.
Now, with this forum I'll be able to learn and develop PJ skills and this will likely become my new passion. Like I said, I'm already stoked.
Thanks people for adding this new forum!
PS: Our area isn't very urban so I hope that's not a big problem.
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Um, I can't speak for BD, but I don't think that's the case.
What about it, BD?
Spread the love! Go comment on something!
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This morning, I moved a couple of shots to the People forum. Closely cropped head shots sometimes show no urban context even though they were shot on the street. I think these are a better fit in People. I realize that it can be difficult to make the distinction at times, especially when there is so much bokeh in the background that it could be anywhere. I think we'll develop a better sense of what goes where over time. Think about it, but there's no need to obsess...the taxonomy police won't be breaking down anyone's door.
OK, go play in traffic!