GoM
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Jun 14, 2006
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- Toronto, ON
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First time out in ages, not so much due to circumstanc eor lack of time, as lack of motivation. Either way...good to get out again. Hope you enjoy.
#1 - TTC Streetcar..the classic shot
#2 - TTC Streetcar..the not-so-classic shot
#3 - The Tower
#4 - St. James' at sunset
#5 - Hungry
#6 - Jerry
Story about Jerry - Here was a guy who, as I was waiting for the streetcar to head downtown, had approached everyone very nicely and politely with his sign, asking for a bit of spare change. I did the typical nod and 'sorry, man', and he went on his way, staying around the area a bit. After a minute or so, I walked up to him and handed him $2 if I could take his picture. He said sure, we got to talking abit before and after, and he basically (Jerry was his name) did his thing for a few minutes as I snapped away. After facing away from me for about 30 seconds or so, he turned and looked straight at me, which was that last shot there. I don't know why the auto-focus was off every-so-slightly (and manual focus is, while possible, far too cumbersome to be worth it, especially for 'street' shooting), but it rendered that picture merely ordinary, when who knows, maybe it could've been sweet.
#1 - TTC Streetcar..the classic shot
#2 - TTC Streetcar..the not-so-classic shot
#3 - The Tower
#4 - St. James' at sunset
#5 - Hungry
#6 - Jerry
Story about Jerry - Here was a guy who, as I was waiting for the streetcar to head downtown, had approached everyone very nicely and politely with his sign, asking for a bit of spare change. I did the typical nod and 'sorry, man', and he went on his way, staying around the area a bit. After a minute or so, I walked up to him and handed him $2 if I could take his picture. He said sure, we got to talking abit before and after, and he basically (Jerry was his name) did his thing for a few minutes as I snapped away. After facing away from me for about 30 seconds or so, he turned and looked straight at me, which was that last shot there. I don't know why the auto-focus was off every-so-slightly (and manual focus is, while possible, far too cumbersome to be worth it, especially for 'street' shooting), but it rendered that picture merely ordinary, when who knows, maybe it could've been sweet.