=Capture a stranger street style=

[Fred von den Berg]

 

[jcdeboever]

Happy young lady. Canon SX60HS, got into the digital zoom area with no tripod

 

[Gary A.]

Street? A Street shot from JC ... is there no genre to be untouch? LOL

This appears a bit weak on the contrast on my monitor. I like the jacket swinging to the right, the scarf swinging to the left and her hair to the right. I'd take a little off the right and the top. All-in-all, (even though it is a bit soft), good job with the P&S.

 

[jcdeboever]

Street? A Street shot from JC ... is there no genre to be untouch? LOL

This appears a bit weak on the contrast on my monitor. I like the jacket swinging to the right, the scarf swinging to the left and her hair to the right. I'd take a little off the right and the top. All-in-all, (even though it is a bit soft), good job with the P&S.

I revisited the contrast, hard to do as I was zoomed all the way out and shooting through a window while drinking a wonderful cherry/orange tea with a flaky danish. As far as the framing, the left eye (her right) is right in the thirds crosshairs, is that OK to move it out of there? Thanks bud. Here is the revisit, please advise. Softness (watercolor effect) is caused by the digital zoom, no tripod, small sensor.

 

[Gary A.]

For me, better. I am a fan of Gestalt, in that vein I would crop so that only a portion of the traffic light is exposed to the viewer, making the viewers mentally complete the image.

 

[jcdeboever]

For me, better. I am a fan of Gestalt, in that vein I would crop so that only a portion of the traffic light is exposed to the viewer, making the viewers mentally complete the image.

Interesting, I see what you mean, not a collection of parts that distract from the original intent. Thanks. I trust this is better...

 

[Philmar1]

Man in the bus station - Bundi, India by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Waiting in the Pantry Car- New Delhi train station by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Stoned sadhu praying in the Holy ghat in Varanasi, India by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Child dressed as Indian god Shiva - Pushkar Camel Fair by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[Philmar1]

Fun at the midway ferris wheel - Pushkar Camel Fair by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Family on motorcycle on highway near Jaipur, India by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Rajastani vendor - Pushkar Camel Fair, India by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[Philmar1]

Camel trader at dawn's first glow - Pushkar Camel Fair, India by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[Philmar1]

Camel seller at Pushkar Camel Fair - Pushkar, India by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Sitting on the steps of one of Varanasi's holy Ghats by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[Philmar1]

Grumpy looking vendor - Pushkar Camel Fair, India by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Sadhus (Hindu devotees) proud of their beards - Pushkar Camel Fair, India by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[Philmar1]

Proud owner of a new camel leaves the Pushkar Camel Fair by Phil Marion, on Flickr

Children at the Pushkar Camel Fair by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[Philmar1]

Antigua market vendors witn pine needles for Nativity scenes by Phil Marion, on Flickr

 

[DanOstergren15]

This guy stopped me in the middle of a photo shoot in downtown Portland to ask me if I would take his picture. I did, and he graciously thanked me and then just walked off.

 

[Frank F.]

I really really love your work, Phil. I now follow you.