Portrush (street photography shots)
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Posted 29/08/2019 - 21:07
Very nice Alistair, as per... my partic faves 8, 11 and 13... 8 for the unusual light, 13 for incongruity of the moment, and 11 for the framing... 3 kids flinging themselves like lemmings to what appears a certain death on the rocks below (I assume there’s some water down there somewhere though!?!) whilst their mates carry on as normal...
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Posted 29/08/2019 - 21:20
11 is the gem for me. Subject, composition, light, dynamics - it's all there. A true classic.
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Posted 29/08/2019 - 22:31
thank you gents
yes there's water below lol
don't know how they do it
just wish I had better light and gear that particular time
the 03 lens is poor even at base iso
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yes there's water below lol
don't know how they do it
just wish I had better light and gear that particular time
the 03 lens is poor even at base iso
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Posted 29/08/2019 - 23:10
Sry wrote:
11 is the gem for me. Subject, composition, light, dynamics - it's all there. A true classic.
11 is the gem for me. Subject, composition, light, dynamics - it's all there. A true classic.
+1 from me! So well timed.
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Posted 29/08/2019 - 23:31
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Posted 30/08/2019 - 07:47
thanks guys
A few people on Facebook didn't like the construction in the left hand side (image 11) but it couldn't be helped
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A few people on Facebook didn't like the construction in the left hand side (image 11) but it couldn't be helped
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Posted 30/08/2019 - 09:08
When I opened the thread and saw the top of the first image I though it'd be a nice scenic landscape but then I saw the whole thing 
That's certainly my favourite from these, excellent timing.
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That's certainly my favourite from these, excellent timing.
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Posted 30/08/2019 - 09:35
Jonathan-Mac wrote:
When I opened the thread and saw the top of the first image I though it'd be a nice scenic landscape but then I saw the whole thing
That's certainly my favourite from these, excellent timing.
When I opened the thread and saw the top of the first image I though it'd be a nice scenic landscape but then I saw the whole thing
That's certainly my favourite from these, excellent timing.
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Posted 30/08/2019 - 10:43
QuestionableCarrot wrote:
thanks guys
A few people on Facebook didn't like the construction in the left hand side (image 11) but it couldn't be helped
thanks guys
A few people on Facebook didn't like the construction in the left hand side (image 11) but it couldn't be helped
Interesting... don’t mind it at all...
Firstly, it was there, and gives clear context to the scene (urban)
Secondly, you’ve used it as the lead in to the kids jumping (from which they’re nicely separated)...
Works really well imho...
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Posted 30/08/2019 - 13:31
Thanks Bill - that was my thinking
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Posted 31/08/2019 - 16:07
Really like this set as some made me laugh, some thoughtful and some just well timed and executed like the opening image with the legs. Top work 
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Posted 31/08/2019 - 19:29
cheers Gareth
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It was nice to shoot proper street for a change as opposed to my posed street portraits
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