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Originally Posted by Greg McCary
What's the story of the guy with the camera?
I wondered that, too.
Also, what kind of camera did the guy have who's getting his shoes shined?
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Paul .. you have good taste in strangers :D
Mike
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Wow, I love them all. What some great photogs here at PR. Here is one more. This is old but still one of my most viewed pictures in my gallery. This guy was one cut up. Insisting I take his picture. Shot with my QL17
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k3...eetcoloras.jpg
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Paul .. you have good taste in strangers :D
Thanks !
There's more here then :)
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I had 1 pic of this guy before he jumped up to get a fishing rod...:mad2:
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First one with a fisheye. Sweet.
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I cought this guy at my brothers college graduation. He is a Holocaust survivor.
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o...teinMedium.jpg
I found this gal at the Ohio fire academy fire truck show. There were a group of gals singing and doing sign language for the crowd
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o...GirlMedium.jpg.
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Originally Posted by Greg McCary
What's the story of the guy with the camera?
He was just sitting on the sidewalk - asleep - right near Bryant Park - just another photographer. :D
Liz
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Here's one for you, Tyson. During a local parade.
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Here's one for you, Tyson. During a local parade.
Nice shot!! Always good to see a fellow fireman.
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I had 1 pic of this guy before he jumped up to get a fishing rod...:mad2:
I really like this picture, a lot. great shot. keep coming back to look at it.
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SmartWombat,
You do some great work man, great work.
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Come on guys there has to be more! Bump Bump!!
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Saturday night my wife and I stopped at a café up in Idyllwild, and I ended up taking a picture of a husband and wife duet. Extremely low light, 1600 ISO, f/1.8.
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I just remembered I got another one :) yay!
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Originally Posted by Frog
I wondered that, too.
Also, what kind of camera did the guy have who's getting his shoes shined?
Frog ... I blew up a section ... it looks like a Sony Alpha. Here it is ...
Cheers
Mike :D
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lol.....you're the man, Mike!
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This is one from a wine tasting festival earlier this summer. This lady was selling homemade products at her booth.
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I saw this 2 wheeler cruising along the sidewalk while driving down the road. I got ahead of the group pulled in a driveway, blocked the sidewalk to frame this.As the young man rolled up I saw a very curious look on his face.
I exclaimed "I'm taking your picture!" As I smiled, pointed the camera.
The kid smiled.Then he took charge.He pulled in the exit drive did a couple of 360's a figure 8 and proudly he chose this spot.
This shot made his day An expression 20mm wide.
In summary; What I learned from this candid shot.
Point the camera with a smile, you might get a smile
Anyone know what these 2 wheelers are called?
1/100th @ F/11 ISO 500
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Here's one...
http://rsvp.smugmug.com/photos/156285514-L.jpg
...an artist (I guess) and his sleeping dog... in St.Augustine, last April
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