=Capture a stranger street style=

[javier]

Some from Lunch time today.

 

[javier]

 

[Rekd]

Is that Morpheus in the wheel chair in post 1 picture 2 giving you the hairy eyeball? :lmao:

I like the black and white with the water jets. I've got some of my boys playing on them, one where he was jumping over it and it looks like he's sitting on it. Might try playing with it a bit to see what I can make it do.

Good stuff as usual, Javier! Thanks for sharing.

 

[johngpt]

Is she really flippin' the bird at you?

 

[johngpt]

She's smilin', and now I'm smilin' too!

If only someone got a shot of you watching/shooting her!

 

[johngpt]

Is this that Spears chick?

 

[boogschd]

German-Philippine chamber of commerce and industry inc.

 

[ssnxp]

Still going through all the pictures, but I love this thread so far.

 

[javier]

Is she really flippin' the bird at you?

lol, i would say so .

 

[javier]

She's smilin', and now I'm smilin' too!

If only someone got a shot of you watching/shooting her!

I really like this picture...and yes, she was a smiling

 

[javier]

From my lunch hours today....
K20D with Vivitar 24F/2.8

 

[javier]

Here are some from yesterday. I am trying some new to me pp things I have been trying to learn. If it stinks, let me know...Thanks

 

[johngpt]

Nice processing, making them similar to what we would have seen in a newspaper. Not a lot of shadow or highlight detail, grain both from having been photographed on film, and then from the newsprint also. And also just a bit yellowed, as we'd see if they were printed on newspaper. Very retro feel to these Javier.

 

[Rifleman1776]

Great shots. You obviously enjoy what you are doing.
One thing to consider is the legal aspect. Generally, the laws say that a person in a public place has no expectation of privacy. But defining and enforcing that is a murky adventure. As a news photographer, I had a giant media enterprise to support me legally. The individual, even if, technically, in the right, might get caught in expensive hassles. Something to think about. Your subjects all seemed to be pretty open minded types. That isn't the case everywhere.
Long lenses, dark clothes, keep camera out of view until needed and a general non-threatening attitude can go a long way.
Some places, folks might ask for money to let you photgraph them.

 

[AtlPikMan]