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    Posted: 12 June 2009 at 11:10
I also see that it is time to start Show us your Street Photography.... 4.

New thread opened here.

Edited by brettania - 12 June 2009 at 14:53
 



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I still think that many of the shots in this thread are simply shots taken in streets (subjects in environments) rather than ones which meet the strict definition of "street photography" where there is a greater "focus" on the people in view.

There's some good reading material here.

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Barcelona streets. A700 Minolta AF 50/1.4 @ 1/60 f1.7 ISO 400.



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KM 7D, CZ 135 f/1.8
1/150th sec., f/1.7 @ 135mm, ISO 100


KM 7D, KM 17-35
1/1000th sec., f/5.6 @ 40mm, ISO 100


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Rodos old town with A700 and Minolta 24-85

@ ISO-200, 1/250sec, F/6.3, 24mm


@ ISO-400, 1/160sec, F/4, 24mm


And here one pic from harbour

@ ISO-400, 1/160, F/8, 30mm


Edited by Antti A - 10 June 2009 at 20:06
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University of Wisconsin at Madison students lounging on the breakwater pier at Memorial Union on Lake Mendota.

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@Raimios; Thanks a lot! Well that was happened accidentally, I think...

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@jbalpha; that's simply great .... it's very hard to make portrait oriented street photo, and you made one!
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Oh man, another half hour wait...


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Originally posted by mrggt mrggt wrote:

@ Raimios
what camera /set up did you use and did you do much pp to get those fantasic colours?


In fact, exif information is included almost all of my pictures, buty cos you asked:
"Camera: DSLR-A700 Date: 05.04.2008 16:55:50 ISO: 200 Exposure: 1/500 s Aperture: f/9.5 Focal length: 18mm Flash: No"
Lens was Siggy 10-20mm (my favorite "street lens" for A700)... not much PP, only some contrast lowering and a little bit more blue ....
In fact my favorite camera for "street" is A900 coz the viewfinder ... it's so clear it makes easy to notice what happens, and lenses for A900 I mostly use 24mm, 17-35mm or 24-85mm ... and I try to live with all that happens, so I'm not watcher type street photographer...
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@ Raimios love your third picture this is a absolute classic very much in the magnum style imo. so much to see and all the elements compliment each other love it!!
what camera /set up did you use and did you do much pp to get those fantasic colours?
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@Dopol: Really like your shots with the dog(s) guardingthe sleeping women
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@I Inspiron: thx. I'm trying my CZ135 for streetphotography

@ Raimios: I like the first one best (but the last one is certainly cool )


Two more CZ135 experiments & BW conversion tests



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